Vicent Giner wrote:
Hello again.
Thank you for the answers I got to my previous question. All of them
were very useful to me.
I want to know if I have understood well the way I can work with
Python.
As far as I've understood, [the free version of] ActivePython is just
a [good, ready-to-work] Python distribution. Also, it contains and
editor, PythonWin Editor.
Has that editor the ability of performing good debugging tasks? I
mean, is it enough for doing debugging?
Vincent,
The best way to answer your question is
to try it out.
You can set breakpoints, Step into, Step
over and Step Out. You can inspect
variables in the current context, using
the Interpreter Window.
You can view the stack and set watches.
Alternatively, you could consider
PyScripter, which is an excellent
development tool.
I know nothing about Komodo.
Colin W.
I pose this question because I've seen there is Komodo Editor and its
non-free version Komodo IDE. For me, Komodo Editor has a very good
interface. And the only feature I would like to get from the non-free
version of Komodo is the ability of debugging. But I won't by it if I
can have nearly the same with PythonWin Editor.
In your opinion, what other benefits from non-free Komodo are worth
it, if compared with PythonWin?
Can people with more experience in Python programming help me??
Thank you in advance!
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