Hi all, I was looking for information about ptyhon.el and ipython.el and have started making ipython work with python.el, when I stumbled on the consolidation attempt of the two modes.
I checked out the python-mode launchpad project, and am now sending an email. Do I need to sign up to the python mailing list to see any discussions? Or does this email get me added to some secret list? ;) I am very interested in getting everything under one roof, although the discussion I read in January seems to indicate that this will never be. Just to sum up reasons that I had started using python.el - python-mode had shown no sign of life for about 5 years - The killer was the triple quote bug. I was horribly stung by this, and at that point tossed python-mode even though the integration with ipython.el is hard to beat. - I am an emacs user, having given up on xemacs a couple of years ago, and it shows no sign of improving, so emacs specificity is not a problem for me, in fact it is a plus, as the various incompatible bits of the two systems do not start clogging up the code. So my questions are: - Is the triple quote threat solved in python-mode (because it is in python.el) - It seems development has started up again, would this be correct, and is there a list of things to fix somewhere? Also has Beverley Eyre compiled that list of features she mentioned back in January? Please reply to me directly, esp. about a python-mode mailing list, so I can sign up. Thanks in advance for info. :) Rohan _______________________________________________ Python-mode mailing list Python-mode@python.org http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-mode
