Hi Noel, any python ide should work fine. If you're using windows you can just use your regular python and import the clr module without using npython (npython is useful for linux where some distros have python built a certain way that means the clr module can't be imported). You could take a look at Enthought's Canopy, PyCharm or Eclipse (with the PyDev plugin) - all should work fine. If you want to debug the .NET code you're probably best off using Visual Studio. Hope that helps, Tony On Mon, Nov 10, 2014 at 6:05 PM, Noel McWilliam < nmcwilliam@quantifisolutions.com> wrote:

Hi Tony,

I’m new to Python and to Python for .NET. Can you recommend an IDE that can be configured to reference nPython?

Thanks in advance

Noel

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