best Wx editor

[RN]

I come from M$ Visual Studio background.

The editors, compilers, etc, are awesome in Linux.

I have still not come across a intuitive graphical debugger.

The only debbuger that came close TotalView from Etnus - its damn expensive.

I have tried DDD, KDevelop, etc.

Any recommendations?

Regards,

Rohit



"Derrick 'dman' Hudson" <dman at dman13.dyndns.org> wrote in message
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> On Thu, 20 Nov 2003 08:19:58 -0600, Jason Tesser wrote:
> > What is the best overall ide studio that can be used to develop
> > crossplatform apps (win,linux,mac) for python?
>
> wxGlade is usable for development of the static portions of the GUI.
> It is rather new and has some bugs and limitations, but I used it
> quite happily in the spring for a school project.  (I was learning wx
> at the same time).  I found wxGlade easier to understand and achieve
> results than wxDesigner or Boa.  Boa did help me a little, though.
> wxDesigner isn't "Free", btw.
>
> For coding, UNIX is the best :-).  (vim as editor, cvs for source
> control, python for execution, ls/cp/mv/grep/<etc.> for file
> management, you get the picture)
>
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