[Python-mode] emacs-for-python

[Andreas Röhler]

Am 03.11.2011 18:23, schrieb Gabriele Lanaro:
> Hi! emacs-for-python is mostly a big bundle that configures various
> existent python packages, the problem it is trying to solve is to pack all
> the features (syntax check, autocompletion, snippets etc.) in a single
> place (it's very symilar to emacs-starter-kit in this respect). The default
> python-mode I use is fgallina's python.el because I heard that it's the
> candidate python mode in emacs24 and it plays nice with the other packages.
> Asking him (fgallina) would be a really good move imho.
>
> There are original features as well, for example the virtualenv extension
> that integrates well with virtualenvwrapper and modifies directly the emacs
> environmental variables instead of just modifying the python shell. There
> is also a nice helper to configure flymake (on-the-fly syntax checking) but
> not much more than that. I wanted to work also on other stuff, especially
> some testing-helper extension.
>
> That said I would be very happy to help you but do you have a specific
> feature in mind that you want to see? I'm not sure how can I help, mostly
> because the "favourite features" of emacs for python are completion and
> ropemacs (that don't fit in a python-mode.el I guess).
>
> Bye!
>
> - Gabriele

Hi,

thanks for you kind answer.

As for the matter mentioned last --completion and ropemacs-- we just 
started last weeks. Pymacs works out of the box now or at least did it 
some days ago. Things are moving a little bit the moment.

Well, integration of all this you mentioned is a complex stuff. Will be 
great if we must not start from the scratch.

Will send a resp. note to fgallina.

Expect in return also some gain for you - some harvest in bug reports 
for example.

I'll keep you on the running when it starts.

Thanks again,

Andreas