Projects tagged ‘emacs’ and ‘python’

PIDA is an IDE (integrated development environment). PIDA is different from other IDEs in that it will use the tools you already have available rather than attempting to reinvent each one. PIDA is ... [More] written in Python with the PyGTK toolkit, and although is designed to be used to program in any language, PIDA has fancy Python IDE features. [Less]

GNOWSYS, Gnowledge Networking and Organizing System, is a web based hybrid gnowledge base with a kernel for semantic computing. It is developed in Python and works as an installed product in ZOPE.

TermRoom is a fullscreen terminal inspired by the famous WriteRoom text editor. DownloadJust grab the latest trunk revision. Some use caseslaunch termroom.py vim to get a WriteRoom-like Vim launch ... [More] termroom.py emacs -nw to get a WriteRoom-like Emacs It should work with your favorite console based text editor too. CustomizationTermRoom tries to get color and font settings from a gnome-terminal profile called "TermRoom", falling back to the default one if "TermRoom" doesn't exist. RequirementsGNOME, Python and the GNOME bindings for Python. ThanksThe PyRoom developers, since TermRoom was adapted from it. ScreenshotA screenshot of Vim running in TermRoom: [Less]

SymWiki is a personal Wiki application for Symbian S60 devices. It supports a subset of emacs-wiki syntax. It is written in Python for S60, so it runs on every platform where Pys60 runs. Download ... [More] & InstallationRequirements: First you must install Pys60 and appuifw2 to your device. For S60 3rd Ed. devices: download sis-package, put in to your phone and install to the same disk where your Python installed. You will find new icon SymWiki in the applications menu. For other S60 devices: download zip-archive, put it to your device and unpack to the \Python folder on the same disk where your Python installed. Launch Python shell, press Run script and select symwiki.py from the list. More InfoChangeLog Manual [Less]

Personal things of andelf. reading notes emacs config articles etc.

This tool is of interest to folks who use emacs to do python programing. Build on .tags file for each entry in sys.path; suitable for including into the TAGS file of your various programs. See the README!

Tired of debugging Python using print statements? Don't like the cumbersome PDB (Python debugger) console? Prefer using Vim for coding your Python programs? VimPdb is the solution - allows debugging ... [More] Python in an IDE-fashion, right within the Vim editor. Features:Highlighting of currently debugged line and breakpoint lines. F5 - Run/continue running. F2 - Toggle breakpoint at current line Ctrl-F2 / Shift-F2 - Toggle conditional/temporary breakpoint. F7 / F8 - Step into/over F12 - Print stack trace F3 / Ctrl-F3 - Eval/Exec a given statement (in the current debugging context) Save/load breakpoints into session files. Cross-platform And many more... See readme.txt for details Download and InstallClick here to download the sources. Just drop vimpdb.py and vimpdb.vim into your Vim plugin directory, and you're all set to go. Important NotesIt's still considered Beta, so I'm not too sure about its stability or lack of bugs. However, I do appreciate if you could report bugs, suggest features or help out with the known issues (see "Known Issues" section in readme.txt). Email me at vimpdb@gmail.com It's possible to easily implement the debugging capabilities for another editor (e.g. Emacs) - you could write a Python class of your own, which inherits from the PdbIDE class, and implements editor-specific functionalities (such as highlighting). [Less]

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(beta version) SUMMARY: GEBEN is a software package that interfaces Emacs to DBGp protocol with which you can debug running scripts interactively. At this present DBGp protocol are supported in ... [More] several script languages with help of custom extensions. [Less]

This is my emacs configuration. It's based on Emacs Starter Kit which I changed so, it's not really compatible. I tried to merge my emacs config and starter kit. Among other things in svn:externals ... [More] it points to the ruby-mode, scala mode and yasnippet. Thus every time you check this configuration out it also fetches these parts. Also, note that for proper work you'd need to install Pymacs as a standard Python extension, pylint and put next script into your PATH #!/usr/bin/env python import re import sys from subprocess import * p = Popen("pylint -f parseable -r n --disable-msg-cat=C,R %s" % sys.argv[1], shell = True, stdout = PIPE).stdout for line in p.readlines(): match = re.search("\\[([WE])(, (.+?))?\\]", line) if match: kind = match.group(1) func = match.group(3) if kind == "W": msg = "Warning" else: msg = "Error" if func: line = re.sub("\\[([WE])(, (.+?))?\\]", "%s (%s):" % (msg, func), line) else: line = re.sub("\\[([WE])?\\]", "%s:" % msg, line) print line, p.close() [Less]