[CentralOH] Python IDE

[Eric Floehr]

I've used full-function IDEs from MS Visual Studio to JBuilder to now
Eclipse to manage large C++ and Java projects (tens to hundreds of thousands
of lines of code, and hundreds of source files) over the last 10-15 years.

For me, for my large Python projects, WingIDE has been very useful to me.
Source code completion (even into libraries), pull up instance docs on the
method, etc. and in-place debugging are all things I've just gotten used
to.  So for me, WingIDE is worth it for my productivity.  I've used it for
several years.

I still use text editors for little stuff...emacs or vi, even gedit on
GNOME, as needed, but for projects, I use WingIDE.

(I have a 50% discount code good until the end of the month if you do go
with WingIDE...Stephan of WingWare offered it to our new Python User's
Group, I don't get anything from it...just email me).

Best Regards,
Eric


On Tue, Nov 10, 2009 at 1:49 PM, Bryan Harris <bryan.harris at udri.udayton.edu
> wrote:

> Hi all,
> What editors do people on here prefer? I use a combination of vi and gedit,
> but sometimes I yearn for the intelligent auto-completion which I get in an
> IDE like eclipse with Java. (Eclipse pydev is so slow it's completely
> unusable.) Is WingIDE worth getting for this reason?
> Thanks,
> Bryan
> --
> Bryan Harris
> Research Engineer
> Structures and Materials Evaluation Group
> http://www.udri.udayton.edu/
>
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