Ok, you guys make me weak. As Phil said, writing one's own editor seems to be the best option. I thought about some features which I want to have included in a Python editor and I ask you to send your feature suggestions. At the moment, I carry out my civil service (I searched the web for the translation of "Zivildienst", but nothing really satisfied me), so I got a small amount of free time for which I am willing to spend it on coding a Python editor. The features I want to implement are: - code/member autocompletion for all classes (sip classes will be a bit tricky, because they don't show all their members at a dir() call, maybe someone could give me a hint) - calltips (If you want to see those features in action, take a look at PyCrust (www.wxpython.org) -- to die for...) - documentation viewer, maybe shows member list if scope is in a Qt class - class browser (there should be enough programs including code for that) - emacs style indentation and TAB behaviour - some other emacs features like auto newlines and auto indentation - module browser
Before I start coding, I want to take a look at Gideon, the new version of KDevelop, but I didn't have the time to get beta rpm's for kde3.1 for my SuSE box, and beta2 is late ;-) But if it does not please me and my enthusiams survives the next weeks, I should think about it. Greetings, Torsten -- Ogg Vorbis: open, free audio www.xiph.org -- www.vorbis.com What is Ogg Vorbis: Ogg Vorbis is a completely open, patent-free, professional audio encoding and streaming technology with all the benefits of Open Source. _______________________________________________ PyKDE mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mats.gmd.de/mailman/listinfo/pykde
