On 17/03/10 18:16, David Craddock wrote:
> Without wanting to start an editor discussion or, more often as they are
> called, arguments - I would like to find out what people think of the
> Eclipse + Pydev combination for python development.
>
> I'm keen to try this, but how does it work for you?
On 17 March 2010 18:16, David Craddock
wrote:
> Without wanting to start an editor discussion or, more often as they are
> called, arguments - I would like to find out what people think of the
> Eclipse + Pydev combination for python development.
> I'm keen to try this, but how does it work for yo
Well I use it exclusively, it gets things done for me(I do like the unit
test/Pylint/Coverage integration and it works nicely with Mercurial).
But I am far from a fan of it, personally I think it is only marginally
better then a 'roll your own IDE' based on vim/emacs. And the only
reason that
Without wanting to start an editor discussion or, more often as they are
called, arguments - I would like to find out what people think of the
Eclipse + Pydev combination for python development.
I'm keen to try this, but how does it work for you? If you use it, does it
work well for you? Any compl
On 17 Mar 2010, at 14:44, Michael Sparks wrote:
On Wednesday 17 March 2010 14:30:01 Andy Kilner wrote:
You'll both be at the pyssup tonight so you can go and form a little
emacs corner somewhere the cellar maybe?
Surely you're not suggesting putting all the emacs users in a deep
d
On 17/03/2010 14:44, Michael Sparks wrote:
On Wednesday 17 March 2010 14:30:01 Andy Kilner wrote:
You'll both be at the pyssup tonight so you can go and form a little
emacs corner somewhere the cellar maybe?
Surely you're not suggesting putting all the emacs users in a deep dark
On Wednesday 17 March 2010 14:30:01 Andy Kilner wrote:
> You'll both be at the pyssup tonight so you can go and form a little
> emacs corner somewhere the cellar maybe?
Surely you're not suggesting putting all the emacs users in a deep dark hole
in the ground, are you ?
;-)
Michael.
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You'll both be at the pyssup tonight so you can go and form a little
emacs corner somewhere the cellar maybe?
On 17 March 2010 13:35, Menno Smits wrote:
> Hi Bruce,
>
> I use both python-mode.el and ropemacs. The aren't
> exclusive. python-mode.el provides (imperfect) syntax highlighting,
>
Hi Bruce,
I use both python-mode.el and ropemacs. The aren't
exclusive. python-mode.el provides (imperfect) syntax highlighting,
Python indentation, pdbtrack and other goodies. ropemacs
gives some powerful refactoring tools.
If you want to look, my Emacs config is at the Mercurial repo here:
http
