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
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,
>
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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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 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
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
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
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
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?
