On 17/04/2008, Bernd Zeimetz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> As far as I understand it - without being an emacs user - emacs22
> comes with it's own python-mode now,
It's limited. I was hoping for the enhanced python shell mode from
Emacs, which ipython provides. I thought that ipython.el provides an
Emacs interface to ipython.
> Could you please verify if it works with emacs22 if you remove the
> python-mode package?
It doesn't work with emacs22 without the python-mode package. This is
what happens when you attempt to execute (require 'ipython) from the
Emacs 22 lisp interpreter:
Debugger entered--Lisp error: (file-error "Cannot open load file"
"python-mode") require(python-mode)
and a snipped out Lisp backtrace.
> looking at #424973
I can't reproduce it. Installing python-mode (and the unnecessary
dependencies it pulled in, emacs21 and friends) made ipython.el work
and now I have a pretty ipython shell in Emacs22. stew seems to sugges
that I should expect other things to work, although I haven't actually
played at all with this in order to confirm that.
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