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Many C# and Java-heads complain that Python lacks support for auto-completion. Which is true Isn't that an IDE issue and not a language issue? I have no proble
by Aloisius 13y ago
Many C# and Java-heads complain that Python lacks support for auto-completion. Which is true
Isn't that an IDE issue and not a language issue? I have no problem with the auto-completion in ipython for instance, though even ipython notebook is only useful for writing simple amounts of code. PyDev though works well too for larger projects albeit a bit sluggishly.
- bjourne 13y agoNo, Pythons dynamicness means it is in general impossible to find all available completions: m = type('', (), {})() setattr(m, 'foo', 123) m.f<tab> Without actually running the code (which is unsafe), no editor could at that point figure out what the completion should be.