IDE recommendations??

[Boudewijn Rempt]

Kragen Sitaker wrote:

> Boudewijn Rempt <boud at valdyas.org> writes:
>> I've tried to use most IDE's out there -- from Pythonwin to Pythonworks.
>> None was really comfortable, except for Wing IDE, which is really
>> powerful. It doesn't include integration of a GUI designer, though, which
>> makes it little more than a glorified editor/debugger (but _very_
>> glorified). At one point there was a version of KDevelop that supported
>> Python development, but that has disappeared, it seems.
>> 
>> I use bash & XEmacs & Designer nowadays, and that gives me a fair
>> productivity.
> 
> I'd like to improve XEmacs to be a better Python IDE.  What kind of
> integration does it need with Designer?  I haven't used GUI-designer
> IDEs much, so I don't really know what features I'm missing.

I don't need much integration: I go esc-x compile, and tell it to
run the Makefile that generates python code from the designer designs.

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