Re: [Tutor] ActivePython and CPython

Alan Gauld wrote: > <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote >> Answer: PyDev for Eclipse turns Eclipse into a pretty good IDE for >> Python. > > Agreed, I downloaded pydev over the weekend and have been > playing. The editor isn't exactly vim/emacs but its as good as > IDLE/Pythonwin > > However I think th

Re: [Tutor] ActivePython and CPython

<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote > Answer: PyDev for Eclipse turns Eclipse into a pretty good IDE for > Python. Agreed, I downloaded pydev over the weekend and have been playing. The editor isn't exactly vim/emacs but its as good as IDLE/Pythonwin However I think the OP wants an HTML preview and I

Re: [Tutor] ActivePython and CPython

"OkaMthembo" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote > What are the difference between ActiveState's Python > distributions and the standard Python distribution from > python.org, and which is better? I prefer the ActiveState version for windows, I haven't tried their Luinux/Mac versions. Basically the Wind

Re: [Tutor] ActivePython and CPython

What are the difference between ActiveState's Python distributions and the standard Python distribution from python.org , and which is better? Answer: Python from python.org is Open Source Software developed under OSI compatible license. Bunch of Python Developers are w

[Tutor] ActivePython and CPython

Hi guys, What are the difference between ActiveState's Python distributions and the standard Python distribution from python.org, and which is better? Also, what IDE will give a user the ability to view HTML designs of a web application as well as the code view (like Dreamweaver does with PHP pag