[Nottingham] Python editor

[Matthew Styles]

Eclipse: https://eclipse.org/
PyDev: https://pydev.org/
PyUnit: https://pyunit.sourceforge.net

Admittedly this is partly because I use Eclipse for a lot of other things,
but you'd be hard-pressed to find such a comprehensive IDE otherwise.

That said, Python's debug output is pretty helpful; at times you can get
away with just a text editor. Develop a lot of Google App Engine projects
just using vim.

Matt

P.S. My own 'greetings to the group'.

On 11 February 2015 at 20:26, Going It Alone <reggaemaker at gmail.com> wrote:

> Greetings to the group.
>
> I'm wondering if anyone can help.  What I'm looking for is an editor that
> I can load, edit and run python code in.  I want to see what the various
> bits of code will do when ran without actually running the code live on my
> system.  I'd like to customize a setup wizard for xbmc to my needs.
>
> Any suggestions?  No proprietary solutions please.
>
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