Am 24.01.2012 04:28, schrieb François Pinard:
https://plus.google.com/110898546836957350133/posts/NLwkdraQeay
Hi François,
had quite similar apprehensions when started. Changed my mind.
Now use it as a kind of notebook, sometimes splitting reports into
pieces still.
Delivers a good refe
Am 24.01.2012 04:28, schrieb François Pinard:
Andreas Röhler writes:
if you could manage to moan into the bug-tracker, that will be great
:)
Don't get me started on bug trackers! :-) I much prefer humans to
robots.
I'm your man! - LC :)
But OK, I'll ponder how usable is your tracker. I
Andreas Röhler writes:
> if you could manage to moan into the bug-tracker, that will be great
> :)
Don't get me started on bug trackers! :-) I much prefer humans to
robots. But OK, I'll ponder how usable is your tracker. It better
*behaves*! :-)
> Existing python-mode should not disturb insta
Am 23.01.2012 18:40, schrieb François Pinard:
Andreas Röhler writes:
Org mode brought me back to Emacs for many things, and one thing leading
to another, here I am, a possibly fresh, reborn python-mode.el user.
Hi François, really good news!
Are you sure? ;-) I'll likely begin to ramble a
Andreas Röhler writes:
>> Org mode brought me back to Emacs for many things, and one thing leading
>> to another, here I am, a possibly fresh, reborn python-mode.el user.
> Hi François, really good news!
Are you sure? ;-) I'll likely begin to ramble and moan about everything!
You might prefer m
Am 23.01.2012 05:50, schrieb François Pinard:
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Hi, Andreas (hello, Barry!)
I'm revisiting this under a new angle, as I now intend to try using
Emacs for Python development for a while, to see how it goes. I used to
use Vim for a few years, and more recently, Wing IDE, which by the way,
i
