. There's also wxGlage, but I never test it.
Sincerely,
Nicolas Grilly
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Nicolas Grilly wrote:
Hi,
Like Daniel, I use SciTE, primarily to develop data analysis application and
contact management applications. I'm very satisfied with SciTE, that is an
excellent editor for programmers, until you configured it properly (using
SciTEGlobal.properties). The only features I
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Objet : RE: [python-win32] Intro and Windows Questions
Hi,
Like Daniel, I use SciTE, primarily to develop data analysis application and
contact management applications. I'm very satisfied with SciTE, that is an
excellent editor for programmers, until you configured
Thanks to all that replied. Seems like i will be sticking with PythonWin for
the moment (although i had a look at SciEdit, and it looks quite promising).
As for GUI development, it shall be PythonWin then...
Thanks again,
Christophe Leske
tel. +49-(0)211 230 99 70
.:. fürstenwall 157 .:.
:::
Thanks to all that replied. Seems like i will be sticking
with PythonWin for the moment (although i had a look at
SciEdit, and it looks quite promising).
As for GUI development, it shall be PythonWin then...
Err, i meant wxPython.
Sorry about that,
Christophe Leske
tel. +49-(0)211 230
of PythonWin.
Regards,
Nicolas
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Envoyé : jeudi 7 avril 2005 12:48
À : 'Christophe Leske'; 'Nicolas Grilly'; 'Daniel F'
Cc : python-win32@python.org
Objet : RE: [python-win32] Intro and Windows Questions
Thanks to all
Hello there,
my name is Christophe Leske and i am a developer based in Düsseldorf,
germany. I have a multimedia programming background, but am slowly crawling
up to RAD development using Python and am therefore looking for a windows
IDE and GUI Designer.
Now:
Ideally, I'd like to have an IDE
Hi Christophe,
I am a newbie to python myself... but i have settled for now on just
using the scite editor (http://www.scintilla.org/SciTE.html) to code
python. like you, i was not impressed with eclipse+pydev, or pythonwin
(and havent even tried all those other ones you mentioned).
scite doesnt
