i should mention that there is also a 'non-commercial' license available
for Komodo at a mere $29.95 USD (me thinks... check this). This was
enough for me to purchase one as I wouldn't be using it for work.
cheers,
paul
Todd Ellner wrote:
>>>Can anybody recommend a IDE for Python.
>>>
>>Ther
Python has very good documentation about portability. There are many things
that really do not work the same on Windows and the Unix/Linux. Many calls
are not shared.
I doubt that one can write a compatible system load meter between Windows
and Linux/Unix. The definitions used by the OSs are not
> "SK" == Stefan Kuzminski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
SK> Emacs anyone? With the python mode auto indenting the code and a
SK> shell in a buffer to run it, I've been using this combo for
SK> several years ( on windoze and Unix ). It rocks..
I belong to the Emacs-is-the-One-True-Editor rel
Try adding /nodde to the end of the Pythonwin command line. This has fixed
this problem in several situations.
Pythonwin uses Windows DDE so that if it is running and you double click on
a *.py file, the file is opened in the existing Pythonwin. Some packages try
to run a script in a python subs
After a few "hidden" features (i.e. I didn't see them) were pointed out
(thanks Andy) Pythonwin is looking much better. Someone also mentioned
using wxPython as a GUI interface. One problem I have is that I can't run
wxPython code with the Pythonwin IDE. The following simple code
from wxPython
Emacs anyone? With the python mode auto indenting the code and a shell in a
buffer to run it, I've been using this combo for several years ( on windoze
and Unix ). It rocks..
S
-Original Message-
From: Michele Cilfone [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, May 17, 2002 12:43 AM
To: [
There is also BOA, Blackadder and Wing.
(Assuming the latter 2 are still active.)
It's hard to get a running version of BOA
and I've had stability problems with Boa
and Komodo - but they're all getting better.
I tend to use Scite alot (just an editor with Run support)
and people also like VIM wit
Tried it, tested it, like it a lot !
I will definitely come up with a use
for this.
Thanks !
Kari Hardarson
> -Original Message-
> From: Richard Kemp [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: 17. maí 2002 03:56
> To: Matt Whiteley; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: RE: Forget CORBA, MSS is here
>
Then i will recommand you to look at the following URL:
http://llt.chez.tiscali.fr/ - There you find a macrorecorder etc. that
should work with SciTE :-)
-Original Message-
From: Bill Bell [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: den 17 maj 2002 13:28
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: (no subje
Thomas Jacobsen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote, in part:
> ... i will recommend you using SciTE - Its the best editor I ever have
>used for the windows platform, there is exactly everything you need
>+ more.
I really like SciTE too. Mind you, I usually find myself going back and forth between
it and
All,
With reference to the complete portability thing, on thing I would like to
be able to do is to retrieve the load of the host's CPU. Now I presume this
is going to be a call to some dll under windows and to other things on other
O/S.
Would a feature like this ever get implemented under P
Did you try PythonWorks?
It's a very complete project environment, with the option to deploy your
program
I don't remember where you can find it, but I found the new of the last
release
on Dayly Python.
- Michele Cilfone
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