Pythonwin is Great!

[Roger Upole]

I agree entirely.  When I get ready to use a package or module
I'm not familiar with, the first thing I do is fire up Pythonwin and
play with it interactively.  The parameter list and autocomplete
save hours of looking through documentation (or source, if the
docs aren't up to snuff.).
       Roger Upole

<robin.escalation at ACM.org> wrote in message
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> "Jeff" <no_spam at umich.edu> wrote:
>
> >Pythonwin is terrible!
>
> On the contrary I find it to be an essential part of development on
> the Windows platform. Build 129 has an incredible folding editor,
> multi-pane debugger, and configuration options. Mark Hammond has done
> us an amazing service. Did you happen to notice that it was free?!
>
> >If there are no answers to these questions, someone needs to work on
> >pythonwin's "development" capabilities.
>
> I believe the answer is that we all need to!
>
> My abilities are not up to this particular task, but I will soon make
> available some code I have been working on in another domain. Code
> that would not yet be ready without PythonWin!
>
> This is what open source is all about, no?
>
> Yes, we all have improvements we'd like to see. Is any software ever
> complete or perfect?
>
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