emacs python mode completion

[Stephen J. Turnbull]

>>>>> "Mark" == Mark McEahern <marklists at mceahern.com> writes:

    Mark> Is there a tool for emacs that does Python command
    Mark> completion?

Although it's not exactly what you what, something that works in all
modes is dabbrev (bound to M-/ in XEmacs by default).  This completes
words according to context.  So if I type M c M-/ here I get "McEahern."

This means the you can automatically complete long variable names and
the like, as well as reserved words.  There is also a static (ie,
explicitly defined) abbreviation mode.  I don't know of anything that
specifically understands Python syntax, though.

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