Saurabh> But how will I come to know whether I am using python-mode.el
Saurabh> or the default python.el, as the mode-line still says (Python)?
Here are a few ways:
* When moving past an identifier_with_underscores using M-f or M-b does
it stop at each underscore or jump over the entire identifier? If it
jumps over the entire identifier you are using python-mode.el
* Executing
M-x py-version RET
will work in the python-mode project's python mode and give you a
response like 4.NN or 5.0.0. It will fail with the GNU Emacs python
mode. It doesn't appear that the GNU Emacs python mode defines any
kind of version.
* Public commands and functions are prefixed with "python-" in the GNU
Emacs python mode. They are prefixed with "py-" in the python-mode
project's python mode. Executing
C-h a ^py- RET
will distinguish the two.
I could go on, but I won't belabor the point any more. ;-)
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