tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-1512715256828672168.post6729644913274580379..comments2009-10-24T01:09:26.249-05:00The Isaac Groupnoreply@blogger.comBlogger2125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-1512715256828672168.post-84504293089791916722009-10-24T01:09:26.249-05:002009-10-24T01:09:26.249-05:00Forgot to mention that TextMate has a python bundle - which when pychecker is activated allows you to run the python code directly from the editor (cmd+R) and the output will be conveniently collected in a window. If there are any error messages - the bundle will help you jump to the right line.<br /><br />The best thing for me - when trying out modules, is that I make an ifmain os.system(&#39;main file&#39;) that loads the module. Then I do not have to switch tab etc. to test my module under real conditions and furthermore the python bundle will still find the correct place where the run went wrong.<br /><br />And TextMates textsnippets can really be recommmended.<br /><br />The snippet is typically activated when you have entered a word, e.g. pickle and then pres tab.<br /><br />The really good thing is that textmate allows you to have multiple options for the same word - e.g. pickle have two options for me: dump and load, which again can be chosen by either 1/2 or selected by arrow keys.<br /><br />Furthermore textmate allows for special actions to be specified when dropping files etc. So dropping af picture file in a latex environment, will make an image environment and the picture is added as a text link to its location.<br /><br />So I can warmly recommend textmate - which besides its advanced features only present itselves with a simple textmate window.Anonymousnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-1512715256828672168.post-10419704280286479782009-10-22T05:35:29.190-05:002009-10-22T05:35:29.190-05:00TextWrangler (shareware) may be just the ticket for what you want. From BareBones Software, I think.Anonymousnoreply@blogger.com