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I'm using PyScripter. Pros: very light, excellent debug with remote engine. Cons: only Windows, only 32bit Python versions. My friend prefers PyDev. I'm plann

by Ingaz 16y ago

I'm using PyScripter. Pros: very light, excellent debug with remote engine. Cons: only Windows, only 32bit Python versions. My friend prefers PyDev. I'm planning to try emacs for python coding. I've tried vim, tuned code completion, doc strings, other - but I just did not like it a lot.

qbproger 16y ago
On my system (Window 7) undo/redo seems to mess up after a bit, which was quite annoying. It'd eventually start removing lines or something. I don't remember exactly, but in the end that's why I stopped using it. Also, I think I remember long running scripts freezing the IDE. NotePad++ does a decent job for editing a file here or there. PyDev is my editor of choice when working on a project.