On Sunday 10 October 2010, otrov wrote: > Hey, > here is little info about where I am, although it may be unnecessary (skip > to question below): I'm not professional programmer, but like Python > scripting which makes many things easier to me and possible. I'm working > in Windows and my favorite little editor is SciTE, and use it for two line > code, but can't for project ideas when I switch to some IDE. I think I > tried them all, and I settled on PyDev and lighter alternative PyScripter. > I use alternative IDE most of the time, so rarely SciTE and rarely PyDev. > Eclipse is great, but I'm reluctant in lunching Java (same feeling for > .NET) so most of the time using Delphi based PyScripter. It's fine program > but I'm submitting to many bugs and decided to have a look at some other > IDE. I tried again WingIDE, spider, eric4 and SPE, and for my preference I > found eric4 as interesting new IDE which I'm willing to learn. It's more > then I need and has silly icon, but I like functionality, QScintilla, SVN > + wanted to try PyQt also. So I'm ver y new to it, and thanks to all who > made it possible. > > Here is my question: I used RPyC in PyScripter which was working > automatically there. Is RPyC recommended also in eric4 or not? I found > settings in debugger configuration but have no idea what to do, to enable > RPyC. >
Eric uses its own debugger backend that is connected to the IDE via the network. This way eric provides debugging capability for Python2, Python3 and Ruby. Regards, Detlev -- Detlev Offenbach [email protected] _______________________________________________ Eric mailing list [email protected] http://www.riverbankcomputing.com/mailman/listinfo/eric
