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urlwolf:
Before anyone beats me to it: if you are on windows try pyScripter:
http://pyscripter.googlepages.com/

By far the best I have tried:

*       free

*       Portable

*       Ctrl+scroll moves fast around code!

*       Has execute selection

*       Tells you the variable type with a pop up, where is defined, whether it's global, etc!

*       Fast (not interpreted, delphi)

*       Find function, find definition  works

*       Has unitTest integration

*

tinjaw:
well, netbeans 6.5 was released and there's no support for python.
-urlwolf (November 21, 2008, 12:33 PM)
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Wait! I read something different today. Stand by....

[update]

Here you go...

Pyton In NetBeans
http://www.sauria.com/blog/2008/11/19/python-in-netbeans/

kartal:
it is asking for python 2.3 dll? whatt?



Before anyone beats me to it: if you are on windows try pyScripter:
http://pyscripter.googlepages.com/

By far the best I have tried:

*       free

*       Portable

*       Ctrl+scroll moves fast around code!

*       Has execute selection

*       Tells you the variable type with a pop up, where is defined, whether it's global, etc!

*       Fast (not interpreted, delphi)

*       Find function, find definition  works

*       Has unitTest integration

* -urlwolf (November 21, 2008, 02:22 PM)
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urlwolf:
@kartal
You get a popup with an error about a dll?
I do now too. (mine is about python25, you may have an older version)
I think it could be related to an incompatibility with tortoise. I reinstalled tortoise HG and started getting this error too.

I found the solution here:
http://code.google.com/p/pyscripter/issues/detail?id=189

For "all user" installations, PyScripter just tries to load the Pythonxx.dll from the
python path. Mercurail contains a python dll and is on the path. So I can see three
solutions.


a)  Make sure that %windows%\system32 is higher int the path than TortoiseHg(Mercurial)
b)  Install Python25 as a single user installation.  In that case PyScripter will
pick the python25.dll from the installation path.
c) Use the PYTHONDLLPATH flag as you did


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Still, I'm going to test netbeans now because I love it.
by the way pyscripter is great to explore someone else's code thanks to the variable description popups!

iphigenie:
The netbeans Python early access is now available - they appreciate feedback too  :Thmbsup:

http://www.netbeans.org/features/python/index.html

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