Idea has all the same features and options as the pycharm version. Pycharm (as well as phpstorm, webstorm, et.al.) are all based on limited versions of Idea, targeted for a specific purpose. In this case, python. I just has the python plugin installed by default.
On Apr 12, 2:34 am, kuokon <kuo...@gmail.com> wrote: > You can try the Python version of their IDE, PyCharm: > > http://www.jetbrains.com/pycharm/ > > Best, > kuokon > > On Apr 12, 12:25 pm, luckysmack <luckysm...@gmail.com> wrote: > > > > > > > > > Im wondering if anyone is using IntelliJ's Idea editor for their > > web2py projects. I used it for php before coming here and is hands > > down my favorite IDE. It works well will intellij but for some reason > > I feel like I should have some better integration. I know it doesnt > > officially support it, but im curious as to any special steps or > > settings a user has done to get it to work nicely with the editor. One > > of the things that doesnt work, is in .html files, the code is not > > properly highlighted inside of the {{ }} brackets. I also remember > > hearing about a setting where I could test/debug vs different versions > > of python. Such as writing for 2.6+ with warnings/info markers showing > > where its not compatible for 3.x (i know its going to be a while for > > that but it's still nice to attempt to be future proof if possible). > > > Anyways, if anyone uses Idea and has any tips on getting it setup > > better im all eyes. If not, no worries. Thanks > > > -- Shawn
