Kelvie> Yeah, I am quite interested in this project; sadly, I don't know
Kelvie> any elisp, but I'll start doing some reading over the summer.
As someone else indicated Pymacs might be a good way to go. I don't see any
harm in supporting an effort to redesign/rewrite python-mode using Pymacs.
If successful I think there's a lot of room to improve what python-mode can
do. If not, then either this version of python-mode or the GNU Emacs
version are both still there as backstops.
Kelvie> I also have a project course coming up (I'm an engineering
Kelvie> undergrad), and I'd also like to do something for the open
Kelvie> source community as part of that, and seeing as how I use python
Kelvie> so often, and use emacs, this would be an ideal project (it
Kelvie> starts in January, which is still a way's away).
In that case, I think you'd have more fun with Pymacs, probably have fewer
barriers to surmount (little Emacs Lisp) and maybe lay the groundwork for a
very cool 2008 Google Summer of Code project. ;-)
Kelvie> I'm especially interested in making a more featureful
Kelvie> auto-completion method, or would you guys have any ideas on
Kelvie> something I can embark on? I can put about 12-20 hours on it a
Kelvie> week for about 3 months, twice that if I can find a partner :P
Check the code out of CVS^H^H^HSubversion and look at pycomplete.{el,py}.
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