On Sep 12, 2006, at 8:52 AM, Matt Coneybeare wrote:
I just want to use xcode for my ide (I realize that python is simple enough to run without one but I still would like to use xcode) and i have tried to google for an answer. Everything points to pyobjc and py2app but I dont want to make applications in obj-c I just want to be able to put *.py into xcode, press compile and run, and run it in the console while aslo being able to debug. Can anybody help me do this? A template maybe? Instructions of commands to make my own template? I would really appreciate any help. Thanks
Xcode can be used to edit Python, but isn't a python IDE. This means you won't be able to use Xcode's debugger to debug Python code. I (and hopefully others) have filed an enhancement request for this in Apple bugtracker, but so far without effect.
PyObjC ships with a number of project templates for building Python- Cocoa applications. I guess one could change one of them to do what you want. I won't be the one doing that though, I don't use Xcode for Python development and editing Xcode templates isn't exactly a fun activity.
Ronald
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