Hi,
I have not used it, but I noticed 'Eric 5'
http://eric-ide.python-projects.org/ is targeting python3.0
Also from the documentation:
"Qt designer, the standard Qt tool for designing forms, is launched by eric"
I think most people use a Editor/IDE for python they feel comfortable
with. To d
Vineet,
> > Till now, I have been programming with VFP & MySQL.
Check out dabodev.org.
Malcolm
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Vineet Deodhar wrote:
> Does anybody know whether an IDE (open-source) is available which
> supports Python 3.x and GUI toolkit?
Depends on what GUI toolkit you want to use. If you want to use PyQt,
then Qt's own Designer (or upcoming Qt Creator) and then do python in
any IDE of your choice. The
Hi,
On 17/05/2010 08:25, Vineet Deodhar wrote:
Hi !
Recently I have started learning python.
Till now, I have been programming with VFP & MySQL.
I explored the web looking for the IDE for Python.
_Dabo is an excellent framework. (but the IDE is still to be developed,
I think)._
As far as op
Hi !
Recently I have started learning python.
Till now, I have been programming with VFP & MySQL.
I explored the web looking for the IDE for Python.
Dabo is an excellent framework. (but the IDE is still to be developed, I think).
As far as open-source IDE's are considered, I couldn't locate one
