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Python IDE help - Guxi - 12-01-2012
I am pretty new to python and i have a lot questions..
I know basics of python and i could make a decent "noob" program by myself.
•What IDE/interface or however should i use to write my programs, I would look for something that works with graphic. Like visual studio in .NET framework, very easy to setup the graphics. Also it must run on linux, i found some visual IDE's for python but only for windows.
I was using ERIC4 for writing python, and it's pretty cool but, i am looking for something more alike visual studio in .net, that works with graphic easily.
•Do i need to firstly download modules and then import them to program, or they are all already built in -in python?
Give me some tips.. I just want to know how you make your graphic programs.
RE: Python IDE help - Guxi - 12-01-2012
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RE: Python IDE help - Guxi - 12-02-2012
B u m p! Cmon? any python programmer?
RE: Python IDE help - Dark_Sunrise - 12-03-2012
IronPython:
http://ironpythonstudio.codeplex.com/
hmmmm.... python... That is all I can think that fits what you are looking for.
RE: Python IDE help - Guxi - 12-03-2012
(12-03-2012, 09:50 PM)Dark_Sunrise Wrote: IronPython:
http://ironpythonstudio.codeplex.com/
hmmmm.... python... That is all I can think that fits what you are looking for.
This is for windows. I am using linux mint ( 13 ).
:/
RE: Python IDE help - LightX - 12-03-2012
I would also like a client for python for linux.
RE: Python IDE help - Dark_Sunrise - 12-04-2012
(12-03-2012, 09:56 PM)Guxi Wrote:(12-03-2012, 09:50 PM)Dark_Sunrise Wrote: IronPython:
http://ironpythonstudio.codeplex.com/
hmmmm.... python... That is all I can think that fits what you are looking for.
This is for windows. I am using linux mint ( 13 ).
:/
HAHA :lol: ever hear of Wine my good sir?
Quote:That is all I can think that fits what you are looking for.
I said that is the closest thing... perhaps try and use IronP as a starting point, than try and find a Linux version or something
Oh here:
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=IronPython+for+linux
Click on the first link, now scroll down... (or just goto http://ironpython.net/download/ and scroll down)
RE: Python IDE help - LightX - 12-04-2012
(12-04-2012, 03:58 AM)Dark_Sunrise Wrote:(12-03-2012, 09:56 PM)Guxi Wrote:(12-03-2012, 09:50 PM)Dark_Sunrise Wrote: IronPython:
http://ironpythonstudio.codeplex.com/
hmmmm.... python... That is all I can think that fits what you are looking for.
This is for windows. I am using linux mint ( 13 ).
:/
HAHA :lol: every here of Wine my good sir?
Quote:That is all I can think that fits what you are looking for.
I said that is the closest thing... perhaps try and use IronP as a starting point, than try and find a Linux version or something
Oh here:
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=IronPython+for+linux
Click on the first link, now scroll down... (or just goto http://ironpython.net/download/ and scroll down)
Ever* Hear*
RE: Python IDE help - Nailo - 12-04-2012
about your 3 question yes the models and functions are build within python but sometimes u need to i import modules to do an function in the shell.
sqrt(25) will give a error u would need to import the module math like this
import math
then you would have to type the whole function like this.
sqrt.math(25)
RE: Python IDE help - Deque - 12-04-2012
You can use Eclipse with Python: http://pydev.org/
Works in Linux.