single free IDE that you think
> is ready for this kind of user (including the install)? I don't
> know of one.
That's certainly the goal of Dabo, but you are absolutely correct
that we're not ready yet.
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On Feb 13, 2006, at 7:52 PM, Daniel Lord wrote:
> Frankly, the language is named after a snake
Nope. See the second paragraph of Guido's forward to "Programming
Python":
http://www.python.org/doc/essays/foreword.html
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you can
install from the 'Tools' section of the preferences. The tool's name
is 'bbedit' (lower case), so from the Terminal you can simply type
'bbedit myfile', and 'myfile' will be opened up in BBEdit. For your
environment
On Mar 7, 2006, at 9:10 PM, Robert Kern wrote:
> In this particular case, IPython executes
>
> $EDITOR temp_file
>
> and waits for the process to exit. open starts the application and
> exits
> immediately, so IPython thinks the user has finished editing the
> file.
Sounds like you're looking for wxPython. I use it to build apps on
OS X, Windows and Linux/Gtk.
You might also want to look into Dabo, which is the leading desktop
application framework for Python, and which uses wxPython for the UI
layer. I am one of the authors of
v.com/wiki/TwitterClient
. The screenshots on that page are the app running under OS X, since
that's what I use as my main development platform.
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lso run on Windows and Linux, too!
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app, as well as the build directory, I
see the dabo directory with all the sub-modules, but no locale. What
do I need to do to tell py2app to include these files? Or, in the
alternative, can I manually copy them to the build directory and then
just run the final part of th
ll dabo
directory and subdirectories, located in Resources/lib/python2.5/. So
it seems like I'm getting closer, but don't understand enough to
figure out why the main script of the app can't find the dabo module.
Any insights?
-- Ed Leafe
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uess I should put in a plug for the Dabo Editor. It provides word
completion, Intellisense (code completion), calltips for methods,
syntax coloring for many languages/formats, and lots more. Here are
some screenshots of it running on OS X:
http://dabodev.com/wiki/Scree
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