On 2 Jan 2005, at 06:02, Bob Ippolito wrote:
On Jan 2, 2005, at 12:47 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Is the code available for the MacPython IDE? Is there enough interest to get something like the idlefork project off the ground? Idlefork took the original idle, added loads to it and it was merged back into the main branch. Anyone interested?
However, I need some help to really easily learn Python. Due to typing limitations of my fingers, I could really use a code auto-complete feature in the Macphython IDE am currently using to learn Python with. Anyone up to adding this? I am not looking for anything fancy for now. Just enough to rapidly insert code and not be stumbling with syntax and correct spelling. I did find one tool to do it but its an expensive one for my limited fixed income and its far more powerful then I need for now.
The MacPython IDE isn't really maintained, so it's unlikely that this will happen.
You may want to try using Xcode, it will do syntax highlighting and completion of Python code. It's not the smartest around, but it doesn't cost anything (assuming you have a copy of Mac OS X 10.3).
PyOXIDE <http://projects.gandreas.com/pyoxide/download.php> might also have code completion, I'm not sure.
-bob
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