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This is great. Sadly, I can't stand Eclipse anymore. I have used it for a years and I was happy to let it go for a real editor. I know some plugins are really g

by d0m 17y ago

This is great. Sadly, I can't stand Eclipse anymore. I have used it for a years and I was happy to let it go for a real editor. I know some plugins are really great, but Eclipse per se is a big laggy thing without consistency. For example: - Themes are really hacky and only works on some windows - Editor are clearly bad (delete a line, delete to the end of X, go to the next ", and the fact that some editor support some hotkeys, while others dont) - Documentation = extremely bad, enough said about that - Configurations are scattered everywhere without consistency. But hey, that's the problem with plugins and over-customization, it quickly becomes a mess. But still, sorry for my hate comment.. It is probably because I'm sad that such a great tools (PyDev) has been made on a crappy thing that I hate (Eclipse) :(

jules 17y ago
Yeah, true. Emacs also has this problem, but much worse ;) Do you really need all those customizations? PyDev + something to manage your version control of choice works for me. BTW, I do have shortcuts for deleting a line Ctrl+D. Here is a good reference: http://pydev.org/manual_adv_keybindings.html http://pydev.org/manual_adv_keybindings.html Also has keys for navigating Python code: next class, next method, go to definition, etc.