On 12-feb-2006, at 4:39, I. Vinogradov wrote:
Hello All,while on the topic of IDEs, would it be possible to somehow adapt Xcodeto the task? It has Python keyword highlight, and PyObjC is one of the possible types of documents.
Xcode isn't a very useful python environment right now. It is basicly just a complicated text editor with syntax coloring support. I'd very much like to see good Python support in Xcode to make it easier to use Xcode's tools
for Python scripts, but that is not going to happen without support from Apple.I have filed a feature request at Apple to implement Python support in Xcode or at least open up the Xcode APIs to make it possible to do this ourselves. Please file another feature request (at bugreport.apple.com), more requests
for a feature seems to give the request more weight at Apple.BTW. PyObjC is one of the possible types of projects because PyObjC's installer
includes a number of project and file templates.
I have some vague notion that perhaps a pure python file template can be made, that uses framework installation and all. Is something like that even possible?
That is easy, but see above (and Bob's mail) for reasons why this is not very useful. Ronald
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