Joe Strout wrote:
I'd heard good things about Wing IDE (including that it was written with
wxPython,
I think it was written with pyGTK, actually, which explains why it's an
X app, and why it's "awful" on a Mac.
Is there any Python IDE that looks and feels more like a proper Mac app?
Komodo isn't to bad.
There are a slew of wxPython based editors/IDEs. Not all of them are
well-tested on the Mac, but most work OK.
Editra comes with wxPython and is pretty mac friendly.
I'm using Peppy, which is still missing a few key features, and is
little-tested on the Mac, but it has a few core features/structure that
I think are key -- so I'm hoping it will get more mature, and that I'll
be able to contribute more to it some day.
SPE is pretty feature-full.
ScrIDE has been buggy in the past, but I haven't looked at it ages.
A lot of folks like TextMate.
You may find more ideas here:
http://wiki.python.org/moin/PythonEditors
-Chris
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