Jorge Godoy wrote: > Too bad that Eclipse is such a mammoth with regards to system resources... I > also like it, but I feel Emacs is much lighter and gives me the same things I > have with Eclipse...
I know what you mean ! I am an avid emacs user but when I am writing an enterprise application in python I would like to have the features [http://pydev.sourceforge.net/features.html] that Pydev provides to make my life a little easier. Before I adopted Eclipse and Pydev I was throwing out a lot of elisp macros for functions that Pydev routinely provides. > But Eclipse is really interesting. Specially if you use its structure while > developing the application (but then, you fall out of Python -- I dunno how > compatible with it Jython is). Pydev has enabled support for Jython in it's latest release and it looks pretty good. One other interesting feature that I use is ant extensions for python [http://www.rpstechnologies.net/PyAntTasks.html]. These are pretty nifty when it comes to application deployment and unit testing. -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
