IDLE--what are your experiences with it?
Gabriel Cooper
gabriel.cooper at mediapulse.com
Fri Oct 22 11:59:04 EDT 2004
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Kevin Walzer wrote: > I'm looking for other peoples' viewpoints about their experiences with > IDLE as an editor--what are its good points? What are its limitations? > Any advice/insight is appreciated. When I was in windows I used Idle more often, it was just as easy to pull up idle as it was a command line. However even then I ended up using command line python more often than Idle since I was running my own apps from the command line. Now that I'm on linux I never use Idle. And either way, I only ever used the command line interpreter (or Idle) to verify syntax before putting it into my code. e.g. "Hm... I don't recall... is the four-year date in datetime %Y or %y?" So I'll pull up python, get my answer, close python, continue on in my "real" editor. Gabriel.
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