适合Python的好IDE [英] Good IDE for Python

问题描述

我喜欢Python，但我不喜欢爱上IDLE。没关系，但它确实没有足够的能力。


我认为很关键，是我所有功能的弹出列表，

彩色语法打印，以及右键单击''定义''上下文菜单

，它会将您带到定义该关键字的位置，如果

可能。我可以学到的其他所有东西，但这些

功能让我希望有一个更好的Python IDE。


我习惯了微软Visual C ++调试器，虽然工具提示

变量调试和intellisense很好，但它们经常打破

，你无论如何都不能依赖它们，所以我不喜欢真的需要那些

的功能。


我还希望能够直观地创建应用程序''表单'。

我在Windows XP机器上。


关于我接下来应该安装什么的任何建议？

解决方案

< blockquote>我也是一个jEdit用户...你能给出这个插件的URL吗？


谢谢


Ivan


Dominic写道：

Kamilche写道：

我喜欢Python，但我不到喜欢IDLE。它没关系，但它确实没有足够的功能。

我认为很关键的，是我所有功能的弹出列表，
彩色语法打印，以及右键单击定义上下文菜单
，如果可能，将跳转到定义该关键字的位置。我可以学到的其他所有东西，但这些
功能让我希望有一个更好的Python IDE。

我已经习惯了Microsoft Visual C ++调试器，虽然工具提示<可变调试和intellisense很好，它们经常打破
你无论如何也不能依赖它们，所以我不需要那些
功能。
我在Windows XP计算机上。

关于我接下来应该安装什么的任何建议？ / blockquote>

最新的jEdit支持Python-plugin
，它能够解析Python并在单独的窗格中显示
方法/类，它可以是
用于访问Python shell，它支持调试。 :-)
源编辑和导航很好，虽然调试似乎需要更多的工作。
这个插件仍在开发中。
基于Tk的编辑也倾向于我的PIII 800 MHz在XP 128MB上运行缓慢，应用程序运行的时间越长，源代码量就越大......

Ciao，
Dominic

Richard Townsend写道：

关于我接下来应该安装什么的任何建议？

看看SPE： http://spe.pycs.net/

SPE似乎是一位优秀的编辑。


PythonWin，老化a现在，但是它是一个好的编辑器，并提供了一个

的调试环境。


Colin W.
这包括wxGlade（ http://wxglade.sourceforge.net/ ）一个简洁的GUI布局
wxPython编辑器（ http://wxpython.org/)。

理查德

在消息< 88 *** ***********************@posting.google.com> ;, Kamilche

< kl ****** *@home.com>写道

我喜欢Python，但我不喜欢爱上IDLE。它没关系，但它确实没有足够的功能。

我认为很关键的，是我所有功能的弹出列表，
彩色语法打印，以及右键单击定义上下文菜单
，如果可能，将跳转到定义该关键字的位置。我可以学到的其他所有东西，但这些
功能让我希望有一个更好的Python IDE。

我已经习惯了Microsoft Visual C ++调试器，虽然工具提示<可变调试和intellisense很好，它们经常打破
你无论如何也不能依赖它们，所以我不需要那些
功能。
我在Windows XP计算机上。

关于我接下来应该安装什么的任何建议？ / blockquote>


我是UltraEdit的粉丝。为了实现所需的功能，你需要添加可选的Pythonwordfile。 （语法高亮和

函数列表）和ctags跳转到符号定义）。你会在 www.ultraedit.com 上找到

。我不能为表单设计师推荐任何东西

但是按照另一张海报的建议我现在正在看wxglade。


- -

Ian Parker

I love Python, but I''m less than in love with IDLE. It''s OK, but it
really doesn''t have enough capabilities.

What I consider critical, are a popdown listing of all my functions,
colored syntax printing, and a right-click ''definition'' context menu
that will hop you to the spot where that keyword is defined, if
possible. Everything else I could learn to do without, but these
features keep me hoping for a better IDE for Python.

I''m used to the Microsoft Visual C++ debugger, and though tooltip
variable debugging and intellisense were nice, they broke often enough
that you couldn''t rely on them anyway, so I don''t really need those
features.

I would also like the ability to create application ''forms'' visually.
I''m on a Windows XP machine.

Any suggestions on what I should install next?

解决方案

I am also a jEdit user... can you give the URL of this plugin?

Thank you

Ivan

Dominic wrote:

Kamilche wrote:

I love Python, but I''m less than in love with IDLE. It''s OK, but it
really doesn''t have enough capabilities.

What I consider critical, are a popdown listing of all my functions,
colored syntax printing, and a right-click ''definition'' context menu
that will hop you to the spot where that keyword is defined, if
possible. Everything else I could learn to do without, but these
features keep me hoping for a better IDE for Python.

I''m used to the Microsoft Visual C++ debugger, and though tooltip
variable debugging and intellisense were nice, they broke often enough
that you couldn''t rely on them anyway, so I don''t really need those
features.

I would also like the ability to create application ''forms'' visually.
I''m on a Windows XP machine.

Any suggestions on what I should install next?

Latest jEdit has support for a Python-plugin
which is able to parse Python and display
methods/classes in separate pane and it can
be used to access the Python shell and it has
support for debugging. :-)
Source editing and navigation is fine, though
debugging seems to need some more work.
This plugin is still in development.
The Tk based editors tend to get too slow
on my PIII 800 MHz on XP 128MB, the longer the app
runs and the bigger the source code amount gets...

Ciao,
Dominic

Richard Townsend wrote:

Any suggestions on what I should install next?

Have a look at SPE: http://spe.pycs.net/

SPE appears to be a good editor.

PythonWin, aging a bit now, but is both a good editor and provides a
debug environment.

Colin W.
This includes wxGlade (http://wxglade.sourceforge.net/) a neat GUI layout
editor for wxPython (http://wxpython.org/).

Richard

In message <88**************************@posting.google.com >, Kamilche
<kl*******@home.com> writes

I love Python, but I''m less than in love with IDLE. It''s OK, but it
really doesn''t have enough capabilities.

What I consider critical, are a popdown listing of all my functions,
colored syntax printing, and a right-click ''definition'' context menu
that will hop you to the spot where that keyword is defined, if
possible. Everything else I could learn to do without, but these
features keep me hoping for a better IDE for Python.

I''m used to the Microsoft Visual C++ debugger, and though tooltip
variable debugging and intellisense were nice, they broke often enough
that you couldn''t rely on them anyway, so I don''t really need those
features.

I would also like the ability to create application ''forms'' visually.
I''m on a Windows XP machine.

Any suggestions on what I should install next?

I''m a fan of UltraEdit. To achieve the desired functionality, you''ll
need to add the optional Python "wordfile" (syntax highlighting and
function list) and ctags jumping to symbol definition). You''ll find it
at www.ultraedit.com. I can''t recommend anything for the form designer
but following the other poster''s advice I''m now looking at wxglade.

--
Ian Parker

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