[SciPy-user] wxpython

[Howey, David A]

I'm a bit annoyed at having to give up the 'integrated' environment of
IDLE and use ipython, although I concede that ipython is quite nice. In
particular I now need an editor. Can anyone help? Unlike you I prefer
emacs but haven't yet found an easy win32 binary (any idea where I can
get it? I would rather not mess with cygwin etc). Also, it's a bit
heavyweight. 
 
I will check out crimsoneditor, looks nice.
 
Dave

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From: scipy-user-bounces at scipy.net [mailto:scipy-user-bounces at scipy.net]
On Behalf Of Ryan Krauss
Sent: 13 July 2005 14:33
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Subject: Re: [SciPy-user] wxpython


I am a bit of an editor freak.  I have finally decided on VIM.  It is a
bit painful at first and like VI, it has modes where typing doesn't
produce text.  But the leads to lots of key board short cuts and it has
tab-completion as well.

Another good choice is Crimson Editor.  It is free and does syntax
highlighting for many languages including python.  I have used it for
matlab, LaTeX, html, python, and C++.  http://www.crimsoneditor.com/

Other people may have other suggestions.

Ryan

Howey, David A wrote: 

	yeah, I've got it running in colour.. I just meant the 'inline'
colour changes as you type
	 
	also, what editor do you use with ipython? I quite liked the
idle built in editor
	 
	Dave

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[mailto:scipy-user-bounces at scipy.net] On Behalf Of Ryan Krauss
	Sent: 13 July 2005 14:13
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	Subject: Re: [SciPy-user] wxpython
	
	
	Ipython can be made to run in color if you follow the Windows
install instructions.  It will also suggest syntax when you hit the tab
key.
	
	Howey, David A wrote: 

			gui_thread is obsolete and has not been upgraded
to handle the latest
			    

		wxPython. ipython has up-to-date threading 
		  

			support.
			    

		
		I've just installed ipython. Seems okay, although I was
getting to quite
		like the look and feel of 'idle', particularly the way
it hints at
		syntax (like excel does) and also uses colours in the
interpreter, and
		links to its own editor. 
		
		Dave
		
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