Good Python IDEs
 

Suggestions, anyone?

I'm currently on Eclipse -- pretty OK, the only issue I have is that I can't manage to set the auto complete right. It can check for all fields and methods in that file, but not for those that I import.

Thanks in advance.

Pfft, do you really need auto-complete? But anyways, I can't help. I just use good old IDLE.

i've used Eclipse, IDLE, SPE, and emacs... and so far my favorite is emacs. SPE is really good, though, if you're into the feature-bloated IDE thing. For minor editing, i use emacs, but the tools it has comes in handy when I'm working on larger projects.

Something like PyScripter?

yeah, the project i'm workin on is too huge, auto complete helps a lot

Multiply a gain of 30 seconds per use by the usage over a 40-year career. Seems silly when you're young, but you get a lot more time playing with sweetie instead of debugging into the night.

ROFLMFAO.... only DaWei would state such a true fact :D

That is... if it were actually saving you 30 seconds. :confused:

Auto-complete saves me no time. I type quickly enough that it makes no difference. I turn it off in any word processor that supports it (such as Open Office).

Hm... I'm actually refering to the ..erm.."intellisense" type of thing, where I can get the whole list of methods.

It saves me time in a sense that I do not need to open up the file, or refer to the API. I don't/can't memorize each method in a project that is so huge.

I'm trying out PyScripter at the moment. Looks cool -- I'll probably used it to replace my Eclipsse.

However, i still can't get the intellisense thing to work across files/modules that I import. I can only get the list of attributes from the file i'm typing on. Well, probably intepreted languages can't support that?

ZenMasterJG, where can I get SPE? I google-ed it, but can't find it.