哪个KDE IDE用于Python？ [英] Which KDE IDE for Python?
问题描述
现在我正在为Python，KDevelop和Eric使用两个IDE。两者都有
的缺点。 KDevelop是一个多语言的IDE，对于Python来说，并没有什么特别的东西。没有Python调试器，没有PyDOC
集成，它的类浏览器不显示属性。在
的另一面是Eric，它是专为Python而制作的。但是..它
没有与KDE集成，不支持远程文件（fish：//，
ftp：//等）。有没有人知道一个更好的Python IDE，那个'/ b $ b与bDE很好地集成？
Bart Ogryczak schrieb：
现在我正在为Python，KDevelop和Eric使用两个IDE。两者都有
的缺点。 KDevelop是一个多语言的IDE，对于Python来说，并没有什么特别的东西。没有Python调试器，没有PyDOC
集成，它的类浏览器不显示属性。在
的另一面是Eric，它是专为Python而制作的。但是..它
没有与KDE集成，不支持远程文件（fish：//，
ftp：//等）。有没有人知道一个更好的Python的IDE，那么'
能很好地与KDE集成吗？
我打赌你可以试着说服Detlev Offenbach（eric开发者）加上
- 他已经有_some_ KDE特定的东西在那里，我认为支持IO-Slaves的
可能不会太难。
Diez
Diez B. Roggisch写道：
Bart Ogryczak schrieb：
现在我正在为Python，KDevelop和Eric使用两个IDE。两者都有
的缺点。 KDevelop是一个多语言的IDE，对于Python来说，并没有什么特别的东西。没有Python调试器，没有PyDOC
集成，它的类浏览器不显示属性。在
的另一面是Eric，它是专为Python而制作的。但是..它
没有与KDE集成，不支持远程文件（fish：//，
ftp：//等）。有没有人知道一个更好的Python的IDE，那么'
能很好地与KDE集成吗？
我打赌你可以试着说服Detlev Offenbach（eric开发者）加上
- 他已经有_some_ KDE特定的东西在那里，我认为支持IO-Slaves的
可能不会太难。
实际上我对此表示怀疑。例如，为什么没有Eric使用
katepart作为编辑，他回答：
因为它实际上是使用PyQt编写的，并且意味着可以工作
Win ...和Mac OS X。因此，它不能依赖于KDE（或
任何其他非便携式或非移植工具包）。
在2006年8月4日星期五上午11:52，Bart Ogryczak写道：
Diez B. Roggisch写道：
Bart Ogryczak schrieb：
现在我正在为Python，KDevelop和Eric使用两个IDE。两者都有
的缺点。 KDevelop是一个多语言的IDE，对于Python来说，并没有什么特别的东西。没有Python调试器，没有PyDOC
集成，它的类浏览器不显示属性。在
的另一面是Eric，它是专为Python而制作的。但是..它
没有与KDE集成，不支持远程文件（fish：//，
ftp：//等）。有没有人知道一个更好的Python的IDE，那么'
能很好地与KDE集成吗？
我打赌你可以试着说服Detlev Offenbach（eric开发者）加上
- 他已经有_some_ KDE特定的东西在那里，我认为支持IO-Slaves的
可能不会太难。
实际上我对此表示怀疑。例如，为什么没有Eric使用
katepart作为编辑，他回答：
因为它实际上是使用PyQt编写的，并且意味着可以工作
Win ...和Mac OS X。因此，它不能依赖于KDE（或
任何其他非便携或非移植工具包）。
取决于某些内容和能够使用某些东西（如果有的话）之间存在巨大差异。 Eric不能依赖katepart，但它可以使用KDE标准对话框获得
.
Phil
Hi,
Rigth now I''m using two IDEs for Python, KDevelop and Eric. Both have
drawbacks. KDevelop is a multilanguage IDE, and doesn''t really have
anything special for Python. There''s no Python debugger, no PyDOC
integration, it''s class browser doesn''t display attributes. On the
other side there''s Eric, which is made just for Python. But.. it
doesn''t integrate with KDE, doesn''t support remote files (fish://,
ftp:// etc.). Does anyone know a better IDE for Python, that''ll
integrate nicely with KDE?
Bart Ogryczak schrieb:Hi,
Rigth now I''m using two IDEs for Python, KDevelop and Eric. Both have
drawbacks. KDevelop is a multilanguage IDE, and doesn''t really have
anything special for Python. There''s no Python debugger, no PyDOC
integration, it''s class browser doesn''t display attributes. On the
other side there''s Eric, which is made just for Python. But.. it
doesn''t integrate with KDE, doesn''t support remote files (fish://,
ftp:// etc.). Does anyone know a better IDE for Python, that''ll
integrate nicely with KDE?I bet you can try and convince Detlev Offenbach (eric developer) to add
that - he already has _some_ KDE-specific stuff in there, and I presume
supporting IO-Slaves might not be too hard.
Diez
Diez B. Roggisch wrote:Bart Ogryczak schrieb:Hi,
Rigth now I''m using two IDEs for Python, KDevelop and Eric. Both have
drawbacks. KDevelop is a multilanguage IDE, and doesn''t really have
anything special for Python. There''s no Python debugger, no PyDOC
integration, it''s class browser doesn''t display attributes. On the
other side there''s Eric, which is made just for Python. But.. it
doesn''t integrate with KDE, doesn''t support remote files (fish://,
ftp:// etc.). Does anyone know a better IDE for Python, that''ll
integrate nicely with KDE?
I bet you can try and convince Detlev Offenbach (eric developer) to add
that - he already has _some_ KDE-specific stuff in there, and I presume
supporting IO-Slaves might not be too hard.Actually I doubt it. For example on question why doesn''t Eric use
katepart as editor, he responded:
"Because it is actually written using PyQt and is meant to work on
Win... and Mac OS X as well. Therefore it must not depend on KDE (or
any other non-portable or non-ported toolkit)."
On Friday 04 August 2006 11:52 am, Bart Ogryczak wrote:Diez B. Roggisch wrote:Bart Ogryczak schrieb:Hi,
Rigth now I''m using two IDEs for Python, KDevelop and Eric. Both have
drawbacks. KDevelop is a multilanguage IDE, and doesn''t really have
anything special for Python. There''s no Python debugger, no PyDOC
integration, it''s class browser doesn''t display attributes. On the
other side there''s Eric, which is made just for Python. But.. it
doesn''t integrate with KDE, doesn''t support remote files (fish://,
ftp:// etc.). Does anyone know a better IDE for Python, that''ll
integrate nicely with KDE?I bet you can try and convince Detlev Offenbach (eric developer) to add
that - he already has _some_ KDE-specific stuff in there, and I presume
supporting IO-Slaves might not be too hard.
Actually I doubt it. For example on question why doesn''t Eric use
katepart as editor, he responded:
"Because it is actually written using PyQt and is meant to work on
Win... and Mac OS X as well. Therefore it must not depend on KDE (or
any other non-portable or non-ported toolkit)."There is a huge difference between depending on something and being able to
use something if it is available. Eric can''t depend on katepart, but it can
use the KDE standard dialogs if they are available.
Phil
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