I assume that your machine is running on Windows: actually no, you
don't need to install Python(x,y) to make Spyder work. Starting from
scratch, you would need only to install Python (2.5.x or 2.6.x), PyQt4
(see official website for the Windows installer, or use Python(x,y)
plugin) and eventually matplotlib, numpy and scipy to work on
scientific projects. That's all. Python(x,y) is very convenient
because it provides all Spyder's dependencies and much more (a lot of
tools very useful for scientists) but it's not necessary to install it
to enjoy Spyder.

Cheers,
Pierre

On 17 déc, 19:05, Chad File <[email protected]> wrote:
> Actually, I think my problem may lie in the fact that I have not installed 
> Python(x,y) yet.  I cannot get past the dependency issues (requires python 
> <2.6, I have python 2.6.2 installed).
> Thanks,
> ~~archery~~
> Pierre Raybaut wrote:Hi, Code completion in the editor is provided by 
> QScintilla and is -for now- much less powerful than interactive/external 
> console's code completion. Like in console, code completion is simply 
> triggered after typing a period but it requires that the .api file has been 
> generated by QScintilla -- a standard .api file is included in Spyder's 
> distribution package (it contains references for all Python standard modules 
> and every module installed with a "recommmended" install of Python(x,y)). 
> Other than modules referenced in this 'python.api' file, QScintilla will also 
> suggest completions based on some code parsing. HTH, Pierre On 4 déc, 22:25, 
> archeryguru2000<[email protected]>wrote:Hello all, Quick question (I 
> hope).  How does one execute code auto-completion within the editor.  I 
> assumed it would've initiated after typing a period (.) behind some module.  
> However, it does not seem to occur. The documentation states code completion, 
> but does not state how to implement it.  Any suggestions would be greatly 
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