http://blogs.unixage.com/blojsom/blog/adam.kruszewski/python/
The bundle includes PythonCE 2.3.4 (not the latest) but it has some very interesting libraries (namely wx) and applications (IdleCE). Furthermore the bundle is basically set up to go on one's storage card (non-volatile memory) which seems wise to me. I recently benefited by running my python app from the storage card because upon using a faster memory card my program ran noticeably faster. I'm really happy with the wx port but one must often test their code on CE and not just on XP b/c debugging on CE can be tricky and when the gears get gummed up it is slow! Redirecting stdin/stdout really helps this problem.
I second Vincenzo's recommendation for Eclipse and PyDev. I'm also using Subclipse with the two for Subversion control and it's very robust. I have encountered some issues when copying checked out code, editing it, and then overwriting the original checked out code. But I think I've resolved this by updating Eclipse and the plugins.
Good luck,
Matt
On 8/22/06, Vincenzo Manzoni <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Anyone know if any good IDEs for Python on Pocket PC?
I develop my script with PyDev (http://pydev.sourceforge.net/), a plugin for
Eclipse 3.2, and then I upload to my device. In order to do simply
adjustements to my program, i use PocketNotepad; you can download for free
at http://tillanosoft.com.
>Does anyone know how to active script mode?
Write a script and assign it the extension .py. Then, tap on it in Resource
Explorer.
Bye,
Vincenzo
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