www.nedit.org
Nedit has modes for a multitude of languages, including python. It's fairly
easy to configure for any language, but usually the default mode for a given
language is quite good. It meets my needs whether I'm editing LaTeX files,
text files, program source files, html, anything.
Jeff
On Tuesday 04 January 2011 12:18, Vasudev wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I'm an undergraduate in Aerospace Engineering and I use sage for symbolic
> manipulation and sometimes for plotting.
> I've recently started developing Python and I intend to use sage for more
> applications,
> but i feel there is a lack of a text editor support for writing sage
> scripts in ".sage" (just coloring and indentation)extension though we can
> write python subroutines using numpy/scipy and then load them in sage, i
> prefer writing ".sage " programs ... I'm particularly "uncomfortable" with
> notebook() interface i either use ipython shell or TeXmacs interface.
>
> I would be greatly benefited if somebody could suggest me a editor
> supporting ".sage" or some alterations required to support ".sage" in
> existing editors like vim/emacs/nano/gedit or some other editor... i've
> tried emacs-mode of sage but it didn't work ("no indentation etc.. as if it
> was plain ascii").
>
> Any help/tips are welcome...
>
> regards...
> Vasu
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