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#1Jan. 13, 2014 00:02:19
MrFlash67
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So, my 2.7.6 IDLE glitched out, and I was wondering what IDEs others use. Thanks!
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#2Jan. 13, 2014 00:16:51
OrcaCat
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Notepad++ is free and pretty decent. You could try the demo of Sublime Text (which a lot of pros use) as well, and if you can afford it, you could buy it.

Note: those are text editors, not IDEs.

Last edited by OrcaCat (Jan. 13, 2014 00:17:11)


#3Jan. 13, 2014 01:15:08
technoboy10
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Sublime Text FTW
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#4Jan. 13, 2014 02:07:35
MrFlash67
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I've almost got Komodo working, so I might try ST later, but does anyone know what the Mac install directory for Pygame is?
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#5Jan. 13, 2014 02:32:41
Hardmath123
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technoboy10 wrote:

Sublime Text FTW
Yep, use Sublime Text. You don't need an IDE.
#6Jan. 13, 2014 03:22:15
MrFlash67
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For Sublime, what is the difference between the free and paid one?
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#7Jan. 13, 2014 03:40:33
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MrFlash67 wrote:

For Sublime, what is the difference between the free and paid one?
Afaik there isn't really much difference except that in the free version you will get this message sometimes when you save files: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/37687009/Screenshot%202014-01-13%2014.37.54.png
In future versions, the free version will probably be limited.

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#8Jan. 13, 2014 03:41:48
MrFlash67
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Cool. Does anyone know how to change the Python version used in ST?
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#9Jan. 13, 2014 03:50:09
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MrFlash67 wrote:

Cool. Does anyone know how to change the Python version used in ST?
You should be able to change the command in ~/Library/Application Support/Sublime Text 2/Packages/Python/Python.sublime-build

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#10Jan. 13, 2014 04:05:30
MrFlash67
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When I go to Terminal and type ‘python’, it comes up as the 2.7 and can import Pygame, but without miodifying ST, it comes up with the default 2.6.
EDIT: OK, did it. It dosen't look up the $PATH, so I had to put in the full file location. Now, will Pygame run?
More EDIT: Works perfectly, if a bit slow.

Last edited by MrFlash67 (Jan. 13, 2014 04:19:50)

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#11Jan. 13, 2014 04:13:48
nXIII
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MrFlash67 wrote:

For Sublime, what is the difference between the free and paid one?
The free version isn't really a free version: it's just a trial with no time limit. Try it out for a while, and if you use it regularly and can afford it, it's nice to support the developer (Jon Skinner) by purchasing a license.
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#12Jan. 14, 2014 01:03:14
Magnie
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NinjaIDE is also a good one that may be of interest and if you feel like having an adventure, Vim is the way to go.
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#13Jan. 14, 2014 14:43:22
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Magnie wrote:

if you feel like having an adventure, Vim is the way to go
vim vim vim vim vim!
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#14Jan. 14, 2014 15:08:25
mathfreak231
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I use TextWrangler and it's pretty fine. It was a menu that you can manually run a script in.
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#15Jan. 14, 2014 20:34:59
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Hardmath123 wrote:

technoboy10 wrote:

Sublime Text FTW
Yep, use Sublime Text. You don't need an IDE.
Sublime Text is the BEST.
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#16Jan. 14, 2014 20:44:32
itchy20
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PyCharm - there is a free community version and it has a nice debugger that works for multi-threaded applications.
#17Jan. 15, 2014 10:49:29
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For text editors, I just use SciTE for pretty much everything. It has a large list of highlighted languages. I think you can add your own, too.
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#18Jan. 15, 2014 12:27:56
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I use Eclipse for my Java and PHP work, but I am fairly certain it can run Python with a couple of easy to find add-ons.
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#19Jan. 16, 2014 02:27:07
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terminator68 wrote:

I use Eclipse for my Java and PHP work, but I am fairly certain it can run Python with a couple of easy to find add-ons.
The PyDev plugin to be exact.

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