Hi Mark,
my preferred Python IDE is SPE:
http://www.stani.be/python/spe/
This is currently getting polished up for the mac, but is already fairly
usable.
It Includes a Module Browser, A shell, tools like the PythonDebugger, or
Kiki for Regex testing.
Have a look, i just can warmly recommend
[Jan Erik Mostr??m wrote]
> A somewhat similar question: is there a good debugger for python?
>
> Personally I prefer BBEdit as my editor but the thing I'm looking for is a
> debugger. I played around a little bit with Komodo but are there any other
> alternatives?
I'd be interested in any commen
hi mark
I use pyOxide and find it quite useful althougt it is not perfect
Try Smultron, it is very cool text editor, i use it for java and ruby
but not for python. http://smultron.sourceforge.net
It is free sofware and runs pretty well.
mark hill(e)k dio:
> I would appreciate any recommendat
A somewhat similar question: is there a good debugger for python?
Personally I prefer BBEdit as my editor but the thing I'm looking for is a
debugger. I played around a little bit with Komodo but are there any other
alternatives?
jem
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Jan Erik Moström, www.mostrom.pp
WingIDE is a good tabbed editor, and its debugger is really first-
rate. It's cross-platform. It isn't free, but it isn't exorbitant.
(It *is* free for Open Source use; check out their licensing.) The
*only* disadvantage, from my point of view, is that on OSX it runs
under X11; but that's a
On 11/28/05, mark hill <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I would appreciate any recommendations as to which IDE
> to use on OS X. I understand that the MacPythonIDE has
> ceased development, and was advised to ask which IDE
> people are now using.
>
> I'm after something fairly lite. A module browser,
On Nov 28, 2005, at 5:51 AM, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> [stuff about Mac Python IDEs]
I and a fair number of other Mac-using Pythonistas use an excellent,
but non-free editor called TextMate (http://www.macromates.com). It
handles Python quite well and has a lot of nif
>I would appreciate any recommendations as to which IDE
>to use on OS X. I understand that the MacPythonIDE has
>ceased development, and was advised to ask which IDE
>people are now using.
>
>I'm after something fairly lite. A module browser,
>basic file management etc. are all that are required,
>
I would appreciate any recommendations as to which IDE
to use on OS X. I understand that the MacPythonIDE has
ceased development, and was advised to ask which IDE
people are now using.
I'm after something fairly lite. A module browser,
basic file management etc. are all that are required,
plus an
