> My two cents - if you want to attract Python developers to use Pallavi for
> Python editing, consider adding a Python shell.

Hi Tal,

I'm very intent on making Pallavi a language-agnostic editor. Since I
mostly code in Python though, its tending to glean more Pythonic
features than (for example) Java based ones. However, I try to keep
those features separate from the main editor by placing them in
plugins distributed separately, thus reinforcing the view that it is
not a Python-only IDE.

Having said all that (in more words than were strictly needed), adding
a simple shell based on PyCrust is on my urgent todo list because I'm
getting sick of opening a new terminal every time I want to hash out a
quick test. So it'll probably be available in the external plugins
subversion repo "real soon now".

Dusty

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