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Re: [pygame] good IDE?

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Subject: Re: [pygame] good IDE?
From: theGREENzebra <tgz@orotech.net>
Date: Sat, 28 Feb 2004 00:06:13 -0500
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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 ;)

My $0.02:

http://nedit.org/

more just a code highlighting editor, but pretty nice.

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- [pygame] good IDE?
  - From: "Stefan Elwesthal" <elwis@linuxmail.org>
- Re: [pygame] good IDE?
  - From: Jan Müller <jan_mueller@gmx.de>

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