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Re: python setup ?


From: Richard Riley
Subject: Re: python setup ?
Date: Tue, 28 Apr 2009 18:55:07 +0200
User-agent: Gnus/5.13 (Gnus v5.13) Emacs/23.0.92 (gnu/linux)

Xavier Maillard <xma@gnu.org> writes:

>    Richard Riley wrote:
>    > Andreas Röhler <andreas.roehler@easy-emacs.de> writes:
>    >
>    >   
>    >> Richard Riley wrote:
>    >>     
>    >>> Richard Riley <rileyrgdev@googlemail.com> writes:
>    >>>
>    >>>   
>    >>>       
>    >>>> Xavier Maillard <xma@gnu.org> writes:
>    >>>>
>    >>>>     
>    >>>>         
>    >>>>> Hi,
>    >>>>>
>    >>>>> I am starting to do some work with python. I am looking for
>    >>>>> options/setups to introduce into my .emacs file to have the best
>    >>>>> experience possible with this scripting language.
>    >>>>>
>    >>>>> Where should I start ?
>    >>>>>
>    >>>>> Regards
>    >>>>>
>    >>>>>      Xavier
>    >>>>>       
>    >>>>>           
>    >>>> I played with some python options last year and it was, unfortunately,
>    >>>> rather messy. There were some conflicts between packages any python
>    >>>> versions. For what its worth, the following was working back when with
>    >>>> emacs 23:
>    >>>>
>    >>>> http://www.emacswiki.org/emacs/PythonMode#toc11
>    >>>> http://richardriley.net/projects/emacs/dotprogramming#sec-1.3
>    >>>>
>    >>>> It includes autocompletion from autocomplete using pysmell. Another
>    >>>> possible integration for eclim and the eclipse engine I would have
>    >>>> thought.
>    >>>>
>    >>>> The iPython bit is commented out - I can't remember why off the top of
>    >>>> my head.  The pymacs git repository seems dead too unfortunately. 
>    >>>>
>    >>>> The python-mode used is 5.1.0.
>    >>>>
>    >>>>
>    >>>>     
>    >>>>         
>    >>> Just to follow up, I re-enabled the ipython bit and it worked fine. I
>    >>> had ipython 0.9.1 installed.
>    >>>
>    >>> The python config (for Linux) is then done in
>    >>> ~/.ipython/ipy_user_conf.py
>    >>>
>    >>>   
>    >>>       
>    >> Hi,
>    >>
>    >> I've changed python-mode a little bit.
>    >> Purpose was to make movements a little bit easier,
>    >> more predictible.
>    >>
>    >> Comments welcome.
>    >>
>    >> BTW have a look at pydb from Rocky Bernstein, if not done already.
>    >>
>    >> Andreas
>    >>     
>    >
>    > I see you have a pycomplete. Nicholaj Schum has jus put together a
>    > company mode backend for pysmell. How does pycomplete compare to
>    > pysmell?
>    >   
>
>    Thats part of the package kept by Barry Warsaw.  Made a branch from it,
>    but changed only python-mode.el.
>
>    I'm not sure to keep this files in my branch or not.
>
>    Nonetheless, thanks for your question. I shall have a look at it and try
>    an answer next days.
>
>    BTW as more things are at stake as python-mode.el, what would you think
>    about an archiv
>    emacs-python, where all the stuff to edit python-code with emacs is
>    collected?
>
> I vote for this idea. A kind of "python starter kit" would be
> very appreciated given how messy python (in emacs world) is... It
> is practically impossible to understand which tool is good and
> for what it is good.
>
>       Xavier

Yes, but keep it in the emacs wiki. Not "yet another" source - half the
problem now is that its scattered all over the place. The issues with
python-mode versioning is one such.


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