Python IDE PyScripter v.1.5.1 released
Kiriakos
kvlahos at ath.forthnet.gr
Tue Mar 14 17:04:12 CET 2006
PyScripter is free and open source Windows-based Python IDE created
with the ambition to become competitive in functionality with
commercial IDEs available for other languages. Being built in a
compiled language (Delphi) is rather snappier than some of the other
Python IDEs and provides an extensive blend of features that make it a
productive Python development environment.
Download from http://mmm-experts.com/Products.aspx?ProductId=4
Version history at
http://mmm-experts.com/VersionHistory.aspx?ProductId=4
Features
Editor
Syntax Highlighting Editor
Code completion and call tips
Brace Highlighting
Python source code utilities ((un)tabify, (un)comment, (un)indent)
Context sensitive help on Python keywords
Parameterized Code Templates (Ctrl-J)
Accept files dropped from Explorer
File change notification
Detecting loading/saving UTF-8 encoded files
Print Preview and print syntax highlighting of Python code
Converting line breaks (Windows, Unix, Mac)
Syntax highlighting of HTML, XML and CSS files
Integrated Python Interpreter
Code Completion
Call Tips
Command History
Integrated Python Debugging
Call Stack
Variables Window
Watches Window
BreakPoints Window
Code and debugger hints
Editor Views
Disassembly
HTML Documentation (pydoc)
Code Explorer
File Explorer
Easy configuration and browsing of the Python Path
Integrated version control using Tortoise CVS or SVN
Context sensitive access to Python manuals and through the Help menu
Integrated Unit Testing
Automated generation of tests
Unit testing GUI
To Do List
Find and Replace in Files
Integrated regular expression tester
Parameterized Code Templates
Choice of Python version to run via command line parameters
Run Python Script externally (highly configurable)
External Tools (External run and capture output)
Integration with Python tools such as PyLint, TabNanny, Profile
etc.
Powerful parameter functionality for external tool integration
Find Procedure
Find Definition/Find references
Find definition by clicking and browsing history. Works on modules
too.
Modern GUI with docked forms and configurable look&feel (themes)
Persistent configurable IDE options
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