PythonWin IDE sucks!

[Tom]

Because of the problem that you mention, I've taken to running my program
from a seperate, command-line, instance of python, then returning to
PythonWin to edit it.

Meanwhile I wait for Wingide/Boa/Python.Net to be ready.

Tom.

I use PythonWin to edit my code, but I execute my code from a command-line
"Dale Strickland-Clark" <dale at out-think.NOSPAMco.uk> wrote in message
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> I've sort of mentioned this before and all I got was general murmors
> of agreement but no solution.
>
> This is such a huge irritation and time waster for me that if it isn't
> sorted out I can't really consider Python for future large projects.
>
> To test a module, I import it into PythonWin using the Import/Reload
> button and then instantiate a class in the Interactive Window.
>
> After a failure, I fix the offending code and Import/Reload again.
> However, the same failure occurs showing the original line with it's
> original contents. The changed module hasn't been loaded.
>
> Why is this?
>
> What can I do about it?
>
> The only way to fix it is to quite and reload PythonWin but then you
> have to arrange windows, reestablish breakpoints and watches, etc.
> and it all takes far too long.
> --
> Dale Strickland-Clark
> Out-Think Ltd
> Business Technology Consultants
>
>