I use Eclipse (www.eclipse.org) as my Python IDE. It doesn't know anything about Python, but the generic Eclipse TextEditor does a good job at indenting Python code (note: if you use Eclipse for Python, you will need to associate .py files with the Eclipse TextEditor: Window>Preferences>Workbench>File associations).Eclipse also has a generic multi file search capability which I find very useful for navigating the code. You can find the definition of method foo by doing a multifile search for "def foo", and you can find all calls to it by doing a multifile search for "foo(". Each such search is logged in a search history so you can go back to them easily. Also, you can use Alt-RightArrow and Alt-LEftArrow as you would use the Forward and Back buttons on your browser.And of course, Eclipse has the best CVS client GUI I have ever seen.
[Desilets, Alain]-----Original Message-----
From: owner-pygame-users@seul.org [mailto:owner-pygame-users@seul.org]On Behalf Of earnest hern
Sent: Thursday, February 26, 2004 2:54 AM
To: pygame-users@seul.org
Subject: Re: [pygame] good IDE?python really does not have a good ide. multiedit is the best universal ide.
Stefan Elwesthal <elwis@linuxmail.org> wrote:Hi all!
Guess this question has been here before, but are there any real suitable IDE's for developing Pygame apps? I would really enjoy one with code completition etc, improves my learningcurve ;)
Regards
Stefan
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