[Tutor] Python + editor

[Marc]

Andreas Daskalopoulos (daskalious@softhome.net) wrote:

 
> What are you guys using for editing your python files on Linux? 

Still use vim (syntax colors very beautiful!)but recently converted to nedit 
( http://www.nedit.org ):

Here is some things I like. Certainly this is possible with others editors too,
but nedit make it so easy for laz^H^H^Hbusy people like me that I cant live 
without it.

Syntax colors almost as beautiful as vim;
Easy keyboard AND mouse navigation;
Ctrl+C,ctrl+V :-);
Show line numbers;
Show matching (), {},[];
Block selection (ctrl+mouse selection).
     Useful for moving functions around without the indentation;
Grab shell output (alt-x -> date: Seg Ago 12 12:12:58 BRT 2002);
Can redefine the print command:
    Install a2ps and gv;
    Edit .Xdefaults: nedit.printCommand: a2ps -4 -Pdisplay ;
    Voila: Can print up to four (-4) pages in one side of sheet!;
        (great for reading Danny's code on a bus. Yup,I don't have a zaurus
        yet.:)

Of course this is all a matter of personal taste.
Just sharing mine here. Hope you don't mind.

See ya.

.:: MarcoLinux ::.

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