Ok, great, thanks for the suggestions, I will try a few things out and see how it goes.
Regards, Adam On Sun, Aug 16, 2020 at 8:34 PM Vasily Galkin <galkin...@yandex.ru> wrote: > Unforunately my python experience is quite limited. > I performed bug-fixing in existing python code and created single-file > python scripts from scratch. > > I never created more-than-one-file python appliation from scratch. So the > description below can't be treated as general-purpose guide to developing. > With meld most of the time I'm using one of the editors I'm used to > (notepad++, gedit, far manager with pligins) and keeping opened the Python > bindings to Gnome libraries documentation > https://lazka.github.io/pgi-docs/ > > I think the link above is very useful. Really the only useful line in my > email)) > > Sometimes when I really need interactive debugging - I'm using > winpdb-reborn. It Is standalone python debugger without editor. Very > lightweight compared to any IDE. > https://github.com/bluebird75/winpdb > > While I used it several months ago - I used the 1.5.x branch on linux: the > debugger GUI runs in python2, but the debugee (meld) can be started with > ptython3. The current status of python3 in winpdb 2.x support is not > obvious... > > > Also for small python scripts I sometimes use Visual Studio for code > editing with some auto-completion and interactive debugging (Visual Studio > IDE, not the Code). Main reason for this choice - I already used to it > shortcuts a lot while developing in other langauges. > > As far as I know even in best IDEs python autocompletion is not 100% > working, due to dynamic nature of langauge. > > Also I know, that a lot of my Ńolleagues at $job are using PyCharm IDE > (mostly for a small projects, less-then-dozen files) both on Windows and > Linux. > > Both PyCharm and Visual Studio are completely closed-source, but there are > Free Community editions. > > -- > Regards, Vasily >
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