> > I am afraid that I am not an expert on this - I just did it by trial and > error. I was hoping that there might be others with a better understanding > of how code completion works. Apart from avoiding dynamic typing wherever > possible, I don't have any simple suggestions. Along the way, I hit some > problems - for example > http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?func=detail&atid=577329&aid=2858499&group_id=85796 > (I am not sure if that has now been fixed). And I just tried to work round > these kinds of problems as best I could. >
Hi Patrick, You got it precisely right; a pythonic IDE demands unpythonic code. As is, pythonocc's code completion is pretty impressive. IMHO the best code-completion is offered by pycharm. It has a very impressive feature: alt-space gives you the declaration of the variable you've got selected. So, if you variable is the result of a BRepPrimAPI_MakeBox, it'll show you this class and consequentially its docstring. Killer feature if you ask me. -jelle
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