Re: [Gnumed-devel] Stani's Python Editor (SPE)

[Richard Terry]

and not only that, I can get a PKGBUILD for my favourite distro ARCH linux!

Regards

On Fri, 16 Sep 2005 01:28 am, J Busser wrote:
> I came across this IDE under GPL, support for
> Blender, kiki, PyChecker, wxGlade & XRC support.
> A UML viewer is built in.
>
> If the multi-OS support is any advantage, the
> author very much wants to release Mac versions
> synchronously which is why I ask. Is it anything
> that has any high regard among, or usefulness
> for, any coders? Dunno whether e.g. its support
> for wxGlade which Horst suggests be used is any
> advantage.
>
> http://pythonide.stani.be/
>
>
> What's under the hood?
> Intellisense
> SPE has one of the most sophisticated
> autocompletion mechanisms that beats even
> commercial Python IDEs. Control+Enter takes you
> automagically to the source of the selected
> object.
> Uml Diagrams
> UML viewer is built right into the source editor
> to draw a chart diagram. Understand your own code
> even better!
> Smart Overview
> The sidebar, which updates as you type, helps you
> keep track of all your code with a class
> explorer, alphabetic index of all functions and
> classes, automatic todo-list, sticky notes and
> code analysis. In the bottom pane most of these
> tools are available for all open source files.
> Design
> wxGlade makes it very easy to create a wxPython
> user interface using drag and drop techniques
> without writing a single line of code. It will
> save you time and effort.
> Debug
> SPE supports remote and encrypted debugging
> through the excellent RPDB2 debugger of Nir Aides.
> A Developer's Best Friend
> SPE comes with an extended set of developer tools
> for evaluating regular expressions, checking
> source code, profiling, debugging and gui design.
> Document Interface - à la carte
> SPE is the first IDE to support various document
> interfaces. Choose the one you like: single or
> multiple, tabs or not, tool palette or toolbar. A
> tab closes by a simple, middle or double mouse
> click.
>
>
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