PYTHON EDITOR!!
Anand B Pillai
abpillai at lycos.com
Mon Apr 7 06:49:04 EDT 2003
If you are on Linux, you have some of the best choices
for python-editing by default. Emacs & vim have python-mode
plugins written by programmers.
For python-mode in emacs go here ->
http://www.python.org/emacs/python-mode/
I am not a vim user so you can post to comp.editors.vi for
help on python-mode on vim. I am sure there is one :-)
If you havent used emacs/vim, then this is also probably
a good way to get started. For emacs try http://gnu.org/software/emacs
and vim of course is in http://vim.org.
Python comes with its own editor on installation, 'IDLE'.
It is some nice useful features like code completion, syntax
highlighting, class browsing. But I find that it is somewhat
unstable on Windoze 98.
I dont have very high opinion on the commercially / shareware
editors available out there. They come with obscure syntax files
which none can edit for customization. I dont know anything about
cool-edit. Perhaps you can try out Ultraedit or Editplus. Google
them to find out the links.
For a complete online collection, point & click ->
http://www.python.org/cgi-bin/moinmoin/PythonEditors
Enjoy pythoning!
Anand Pillai
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nanthan at siswa.utm.my (Pathmenanthan RamaKrishna) wrote in message news:<mailman.1049690233.24009.python-list at python.org>...
> hi,
>
> im Nanthan, a postgraduate student from Malaysia.im very new to
> python language but im already getting use of it.Currently,i
> have been working in windows, but my development actually is on
> Linux, so can u suggest me the best editor(i mean use friendly
> and graphical,i dont want command line editor)for python?
>
> is cooledit the right choice.
>
> i hope u'll reply soon
>
> thanks
>
> Nanthan.R
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