Yeah, I am quite interested in this project; sadly, I don't know any elisp, but I'll start doing some reading over the summer.
I also have a project course coming up (I'm an engineering undergrad), and I'd also like to do something for the open source community as part of that, and seeing as how I use python so often, and use emacs, this would be an ideal project (it starts in January, which is still a way's away). I'm especially interested in making a more featureful auto-completion method, or would you guys have any ideas on something I can embark on? I can put about 12-20 hours on it a week for about 3 months, twice that if I can find a partner :P Cheers, Kelvie PS. Any recommended reading material? On 4/22/07, Barry Warsaw <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 On Apr 22, 2007, at 10:03 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > Kelvie> Looking at the complete lack of documentation and > updates, I'm > Kelvie> wondering, is python-mode still being developed? Or > perhaps > Kelvie> it's being merged into the main emacs project? > > Well, no merging is going on, but I really don't have time to mess > with it > either. The longer I'm away from it the worse my Emacs Lisp skills > get and > the more complex the APIs get. The way I look at it is that python-mode pretty much does what most of us developing it want it to do, so there's little incentive to keep hacking on it. I do occasionally add support for new keywords and such (Python 2.5's with-statement being a recent addition). Other than that, not much development is going on, but we certainly welcome new blood if someone wants to start working on it again. - -Barry -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.4.5 (Darwin) iQCVAwUBRiwavnEjvBPtnXfVAQK2JAP8Cx4M+TGEwd8LjKYYnBdynLWzEe9Ihr0U HSCBv4C2XzlQjVEyswjpoO5LC2Sey4AlaPwDOgEkN9lTxATJa+adUWLVV66Xl0m4 Xd0fMmE00d7mj5Q62SbbipshnNDr1xopF56VWDYkdaodNgw6uWwEfgACfpeLzQ8J +XWBO/QJf9A= =swcV -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----
-- Kelvie
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