Editors can spark religious wars....for python work I've been using either
Eric3 or lately I've been trying the wings 101 IDE for python -- they have
paid / pro versions.
Both of these have really good syntax highlighting and debugging - and you
can get very carried away with all the things that they can do.
On Nov 30, 2007 12:14 PM, kam <kamcginnis /AT/ gmail .D.OT com> wrote:
> on a python user list they recommend Vim, Emacs and Komodo
>
> Anyone here have a preference?
>
> I have been using fox since 1988 and will be moving everything to python
> over the next 3 or 4 years. I plan to use dabo. I like the
> vfp editor.
>
> I definitely want one editor that works well with python and perl and
> maybe even html and php. For perl I would like an editor that
> would clean up someone else's (definitely not mine) messy code.
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