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kartal:
Yeah even command line does nto work for me. I have never had issues with any pythong program except this one that claims to be a python editor.

Ohh another one that has issues is active state komodo edit. It cannot find it is own template files for some reason and fails to open a new document.

I am under 64bit xp and using 64bit version of python





@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!
-urlwolf (November 22, 2008, 07:11 AM)
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f0dder:
Kartal: do yourself a favor and install 32bit python. You don't get much advantage from using 64bit python unless you have very specific needs, and you get in trouble with anything that uses native code bindings.

kartal:
Fodder thanks for the tip. The 32bit version resolved Pyscripter problem

Armando:
For what it's worth, a review of the Komodo IDE :
http://reddevnews.com/news/print.aspx?editorialsid=10416

urlwolf:
http://meandubuntu.wordpress.com/2008/11/14/in-search-of-a-python-ide/
This is the most exhaustive review to date.
Note that he hates Eclipse + pydev with passion (contrasting with Tinjaw and 40Hz's views here!). Hilarious:

"using the IDE is at least twice as complicated as the program you are trying to write."

He seems to like Komodo edit.

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