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After 10 years in Emacs I've switched to PyCharm (for about 100 EUR). Its autocompletion feature are quite decent (aided by specifying types in docstrings but o
by Erwin 15y ago
After 10 years in Emacs I've switched to PyCharm (for about 100 EUR). Its autocompletion feature are quite decent (aided by specifying types in docstrings but otherwise it does whole-project type deduction) and I use them frequently.
It has many time saving features -- like real time "pyflakes" like warning, automatic import management (when I type time.strptime it warns me about time being undefined -- would I like to import the time module?).
Only downside is that it can get sluggish in large file on this 5-year old processor.