Advise about source code editor

wxPython Users
1

Hello,

I’m planning to create a new app based in Python 2.7.x and wxPyhon 2.8.12.1, I’ll need to do a source code editor with these features:

  • syntax highlighting
  • tooltips for functions
  • syntax autocomplete
    I made some reasearch in internet but nothing clear for wxPython, I want to know if someone here have some advise about how to start with this task or where I can found some references… thanks in advance.

Saludos / Best regards

Mario Lacunza
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2

I'm planning to create a new app based in Python 2.7.x and wxPyhon
2.8.12.1, I'll need to do a source code editor with these features:

   - syntax highlighting
   - tooltips for functions
   - syntax autocomplete

Editors are a very personal choice -- there are a LOT of good options --

my primary advise is if you have an editor you are already familiar with,a
nd it has decent Python support -- keep using it.

I made some reasearch in internet but nothing clear for wxPython,

There isn't anything special about wxPython in regards to the features you
list above -- any of the Python IDEs should work fine (note, I say IDE<
because pain programmers editors are less likely to support tooltips
for functions and auto-complete)

The only issue that might arrise with wxPython is that it takes over
control when the mainloop is started -- some IDEs try to run your program
in the same precess as the editor, and this will get ugly. but you always
have the option of running the app from the command line outside the IDE
anyway.

All that being said, BoaConstructor gives you an IDE, and a GUI builder for
wxPython (anyone know that state of that project -- looking at it
on sourceforge it appears to be sleeping...).

For general stuff, there are multipel written-in-wxPython editors:

SPE
UliPad
Peppy
Editra

There is the heavyweight, but powerful, Eclipse with PyDev.

or NetBeans for Python (never know anyone that uses that, though)

Commercial (and semi-commercial) Options:
  - PyCharm
  - WingIDE
  - Komodo
  - Canopy

If you're on Windows, there are python tools for Visual Studio.

And I'm sure others!

NOTE: I use an editor without full code complete, etc. Either SublimeText2
or Peppy at this point.

-Chris

I want to know if someone here have some advise about how to start with

···

On Sun, Nov 24, 2013 at 10:43 AM, Mario Lacunza <mlacunza@gmail.com> wrote:

this task or where I can found some references... thanks in advance.

Saludos / Best regards

Mario Lacunza
Email:: mlacunza@gmail.com
Personal Website:: http://www.lacunza.biz/
Hosting:: http://mlv-host.com/
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Hello

Thanks for your lines, but I don’t want found an IDE for use it,I need create I new one from zero, so I’m searching some examples out ideas for it.

···

I’m planning to create a new app based in Python 2.7.x and wxPyhon 2.8.12.1, I’ll need to do a source code editor with these features:

  • syntax highlighting
  • tooltips for functions
  • syntax autocomplete

Editors are a very personal choice – there are a LOT of good options – my primary advise is if you have an editor you are already familiar with,a nd it has decent Python support – keep using it.

I made some reasearch in internet but nothing clear for wxPython,

There isn’t anything special about wxPython in regards to the features you list above – any of the Python IDEs should work fine (note, I say IDE< because pain programmers editors are less likely to support tooltips for functions and auto-complete)

The only issue that might arrise with wxPython is that it takes over control when the mainloop is started – some IDEs try to run your program in the same precess as the editor, and this will get ugly. but you always have the option of running the app from the command line outside the IDE anyway.

All that being said, BoaConstructor gives you an IDE, and a GUI builder for wxPython (anyone know that state of that project – looking at it on sourceforge it appears to be sleeping…).

For general stuff, there are multipel written-in-wxPython editors:

SPE

UliPad

Peppy

Editra

There is the heavyweight, but powerful, Eclipse with PyDev.

or NetBeans for Python (never know anyone that uses that, though)

Commercial (and semi-commercial) Options:

  • PyCharm

  • WingIDE

  • Komodo

  • Canopy

If you’re on Windows, there are python tools for Visual Studio.

And I’m sure others!

NOTE: I use an editor without full code complete, etc. Either SublimeText2 or Peppy at this point.

-Chris

I want to know if someone here have some advise about how to start with this task or where I can found some references… thanks in advance.

Saludos / Best regards

Mario Lacunza
Email:: mlacunza@gmail.com
Personal Website:: http://www.lacunza.biz/

Hosting:: http://mlv-host.com/
Mascotas Perdidas:: http://mascotas-perdidas.com/
Google Talk / Y! messenger / Skype: mlacunzav

Lima - Peru

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Have you looked at Editra? It comes with wxPython.

E.g. c:\python27\Lib\site-packages\wx-2.9.4-msw\tools\Editra

But you might want to get the latest version from its site - http://editra.org/

HTH.

Cheers,

Scott.

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Hello

Thanks for your lines, but I don’t want found an IDE for use it,I need create I new one from zero, so I’m searching some examples out ideas for it.

Enviado desde mi Samsung Galaxy S4

El 25/11/2013 17:12, “Chris Barker” chris.barker@noaa.gov escribió:

On Sun, Nov 24, 2013 at 10:43 AM, Mario Lacunza mlacunza@gmail.com wrote:

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I’m planning to create a new app based in Python 2.7.x and wxPyhon 2.8.12.1, I’ll need to do a source code editor with these features:

  • syntax highlighting
  • tooltips for functions
  • syntax autocomplete

Editors are a very personal choice – there are a LOT of good options – my primary advise is if you have an editor you are already familiar with,a nd it has decent Python support – keep using it.

I made some reasearch in internet but nothing clear for wxPython,

There isn’t anything special about wxPython in regards to the features you list above – any of the Python IDEs should work fine (note, I say IDE< because pain programmers editors are less likely to support tooltips for functions and auto-complete)

The only issue that might arrise with wxPython is that it takes over control when the mainloop is started – some IDEs try to run your program in the same precess as the editor, and this will get ugly. but you always have the option of running the app from the command line outside the IDE anyway.

All that being said, BoaConstructor gives you an IDE, and a GUI builder for wxPython (anyone know that state of that project – looking at it on sourceforge it appears to be sleeping…).

For general stuff, there are multipel written-in-wxPython editors:

SPE

UliPad

Peppy

Editra

There is the heavyweight, but powerful, Eclipse with PyDev.

or NetBeans for Python (never know anyone that uses that, though)

Commercial (and semi-commercial) Options:

  • PyCharm

  • WingIDE

  • Komodo

  • Canopy

If you’re on Windows, there are python tools for Visual Studio.

And I’m sure others!

NOTE: I use an editor without full code complete, etc. Either SublimeText2 or Peppy at this point.

-Chris

I want to know if someone here have some advise about how to start with this task or where I can found some references… thanks in advance.

Saludos / Best regards

Mario Lacunza
Email:: mlacunza@gmail.com
Personal Website:: http://www.lacunza.biz/

Hosting:: http://mlv-host.com/
Mascotas Perdidas:: http://mascotas-perdidas.com/
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Lima - Peru

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Thanks for your lines, but I don't want found an IDE for use it,I need
create I new one from zero, so I'm searching some examples out ideas for it.

Ahh, I misunderstood -- you want to WRITE a new editor/IDE!

First -- please don't do that -- rather, find the open-source one you like
the best, and add to / improve it. We really have enough!

Second -- if you really, really think you need to do your own, then yes,
you want to look at the ones out there. Take a look at my list of wxPython
based editors / IDEs:

SPE
UliPad
Peppy
Editra

and there are probably others -- some googling will help here.

ONe note. If you really do want to do something more from scratch -- take a
look at the core editing module -- all of the above use wxSTC, the wx port
of Scintilla.

Last I checked, wxSTC had really ugly support for unicode -- it would be
nice to address that one way or another (it could have been fixed already,
but I haven't looked recently).

-Chris

···

On Mon, Nov 25, 2013 at 2:38 PM, Mario Lacunza <mlacunza@gmail.com> wrote:

Enviado desde mi Samsung Galaxy S4
El 25/11/2013 17:12, "Chris Barker" <chris.barker@noaa.gov> escribió:

On Sun, Nov 24, 2013 at 10:43 AM, Mario Lacunza <mlacunza@gmail.com>wrote:

I'm planning to create a new app based in Python 2.7.x and wxPyhon
2.8.12.1, I'll need to do a source code editor with these features:

   - syntax highlighting
   - tooltips for functions
   - syntax autocomplete

Editors are a very personal choice -- there are a LOT of good options --

my primary advise is if you have an editor you are already familiar with,a
nd it has decent Python support -- keep using it.

I made some reasearch in internet but nothing clear for wxPython,

There isn't anything special about wxPython in regards to the features
you list above -- any of the Python IDEs should work fine (note, I say IDE<
because pain programmers editors are less likely to support tooltips
for functions and auto-complete)

The only issue that might arrise with wxPython is that it takes over
control when the mainloop is started -- some IDEs try to run your program
in the same precess as the editor, and this will get ugly. but you always
have the option of running the app from the command line outside the IDE
anyway.

All that being said, BoaConstructor gives you an IDE, and a GUI builder
for wxPython (anyone know that state of that project -- looking at it
on sourceforge it appears to be sleeping...).

For general stuff, there are multipel written-in-wxPython editors:

SPE
UliPad
Peppy
Editra

There is the heavyweight, but powerful, Eclipse with PyDev.

or NetBeans for Python (never know anyone that uses that, though)

Commercial (and semi-commercial) Options:
  - PyCharm
  - WingIDE
  - Komodo
  - Canopy

If you're on Windows, there are python tools for Visual Studio.

And I'm sure others!

NOTE: I use an editor without full code complete, etc. Either
SublimeText2 or Peppy at this point.

-Chris

I want to know if someone here have some advise about how to start with

this task or where I can found some references... thanks in advance.

Saludos / Best regards

Mario Lacunza
Email:: mlacunza@gmail.com
Personal Website:: http://www.lacunza.biz/
Hosting:: http://mlv-host.com/
Mascotas Perdidas:: http://mascotas-perdidas.com/
Google Talk / Y! messenger / Skype: mlacunzav

Lima - Peru

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one more note, there is a (very quiet lately) google group for discussion of python-based editors/IDEs

https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/pyxides

I don’t know who’s still on it, but worth sending a note.

-Chris

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On Mon, Nov 25, 2013 at 3:07 PM, Chris Barker chris.barker@noaa.gov wrote:

On Mon, Nov 25, 2013 at 2:38 PM, Mario Lacunza mlacunza@gmail.com wrote:

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Thanks for your lines, but I don’t want found an IDE for use it,I need create I new one from zero, so I’m searching some examples out ideas for it.

Ahh, I misunderstood – you want to WRITE a new editor/IDE!

First – please don’t do that – rather, find the open-source one you like the best, and add to / improve it. We really have enough!

Second – if you really, really think you need to do your own, then yes, you want to look at the ones out there. Take a look at my list of wxPython based editors / IDEs:

SPE

UliPad

Peppy

Editra

and there are probably others – some googling will help here.

ONe note. If you really do want to do something more from scratch – take a look at the core editing module – all of the above use wxSTC, the wx port of Scintilla.

Last I checked, wxSTC had really ugly support for unicode – it would be nice to address that one way or another (it could have been fixed already, but I haven’t looked recently).

-Chris

Enviado desde mi Samsung Galaxy S4

El 25/11/2013 17:12, “Chris Barker” chris.barker@noaa.gov escribió:

On Sun, Nov 24, 2013 at 10:43 AM, Mario Lacunza mlacunza@gmail.com wrote:

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I’m planning to create a new app based in Python 2.7.x and wxPyhon 2.8.12.1, I’ll need to do a source code editor with these features:

  • syntax highlighting
  • tooltips for functions
  • syntax autocomplete

Editors are a very personal choice – there are a LOT of good options – my primary advise is if you have an editor you are already familiar with,a nd it has decent Python support – keep using it.

I made some reasearch in internet but nothing clear for wxPython,

There isn’t anything special about wxPython in regards to the features you list above – any of the Python IDEs should work fine (note, I say IDE< because pain programmers editors are less likely to support tooltips for functions and auto-complete)

The only issue that might arrise with wxPython is that it takes over control when the mainloop is started – some IDEs try to run your program in the same precess as the editor, and this will get ugly. but you always have the option of running the app from the command line outside the IDE anyway.

All that being said, BoaConstructor gives you an IDE, and a GUI builder for wxPython (anyone know that state of that project – looking at it on sourceforge it appears to be sleeping…).

For general stuff, there are multipel written-in-wxPython editors:

SPE

UliPad

Peppy

Editra

There is the heavyweight, but powerful, Eclipse with PyDev.

or NetBeans for Python (never know anyone that uses that, though)

Commercial (and semi-commercial) Options:

  • PyCharm

  • WingIDE

  • Komodo

  • Canopy

If you’re on Windows, there are python tools for Visual Studio.

And I’m sure others!

NOTE: I use an editor without full code complete, etc. Either SublimeText2 or Peppy at this point.

-Chris

I want to know if someone here have some advise about how to start with this task or where I can found some references… thanks in advance.

Saludos / Best regards

Mario Lacunza
Email:: mlacunza@gmail.com
Personal Website:: http://www.lacunza.biz/

Hosting:: http://mlv-host.com/
Mascotas Perdidas:: http://mascotas-perdidas.com/
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Lima - Peru

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The IDE is not for python :slight_smile:

It’s for another php software, so I need check some source code or ideas about how to create a new source code editor(the first tool for the IDE) with all the features I describe in my first email

I’ll check the wxstc port and the others tools all you mention, thanks

···

Thanks for your lines, but I don’t want found an IDE for use it,I need create I new one from zero, so I’m searching some examples out ideas for it.

Ahh, I misunderstood – you want to WRITE a new editor/IDE!

First – please don’t do that – rather, find the open-source one you like the best, and add to / improve it. We really have enough!

Second – if you really, really think you need to do your own, then yes, you want to look at the ones out there. Take a look at my list of wxPython based editors / IDEs:

SPE

UliPad

Peppy

Editra

and there are probably others – some googling will help here.

ONe note. If you really do want to do something more from scratch – take a look at the core editing module – all of the above use wxSTC, the wx port of Scintilla.

Last I checked, wxSTC had really ugly support for unicode – it would be nice to address that one way or another (it could have been fixed already, but I haven’t looked recently).

-Chris

Enviado desde mi Samsung Galaxy S4

El 25/11/2013 17:12, “Chris Barker” chris.barker@noaa.gov escribió:

On Sun, Nov 24, 2013 at 10:43 AM, Mario Lacunza mlacunza@gmail.com wrote:

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I’m planning to create a new app based in Python 2.7.x and wxPyhon 2.8.12.1, I’ll need to do a source code editor with these features:

  • syntax highlighting
  • tooltips for functions
  • syntax autocomplete

Editors are a very personal choice – there are a LOT of good options – my primary advise is if you have an editor you are already familiar with,a nd it has decent Python support – keep using it.

I made some reasearch in internet but nothing clear for wxPython,

There isn’t anything special about wxPython in regards to the features you list above – any of the Python IDEs should work fine (note, I say IDE< because pain programmers editors are less likely to support tooltips for functions and auto-complete)

The only issue that might arrise with wxPython is that it takes over control when the mainloop is started – some IDEs try to run your program in the same precess as the editor, and this will get ugly. but you always have the option of running the app from the command line outside the IDE anyway.

All that being said, BoaConstructor gives you an IDE, and a GUI builder for wxPython (anyone know that state of that project – looking at it on sourceforge it appears to be sleeping…).

For general stuff, there are multipel written-in-wxPython editors:

SPE

UliPad

Peppy

Editra

There is the heavyweight, but powerful, Eclipse with PyDev.

or NetBeans for Python (never know anyone that uses that, though)

Commercial (and semi-commercial) Options:

  • PyCharm

  • WingIDE

  • Komodo

  • Canopy

If you’re on Windows, there are python tools for Visual Studio.

And I’m sure others!

NOTE: I use an editor without full code complete, etc. Either SublimeText2 or Peppy at this point.

-Chris

I want to know if someone here have some advise about how to start with this task or where I can found some references… thanks in advance.

Saludos / Best regards

Mario Lacunza
Email:: mlacunza@gmail.com
Personal Website:: http://www.lacunza.biz/

Hosting:: http://mlv-host.com/
Mascotas Perdidas:: http://mascotas-perdidas.com/
Google Talk / Y! messenger / Skype: mlacunzav

Lima - Peru

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the projects I mentioned are written in Python, and for the most part do
target Python, but most are general purpose editors.

Again, I'd pick an existing one you like and add the features you need...

-Chris

···

On Mon, Nov 25, 2013 at 3:35 PM, Mario Lacunza <mlacunza@gmail.com> wrote:

The IDE is not for python :slight_smile:

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Hi Mario,

The IDE is not for python :slight_smile:

It's for another php software, so I need check some source code or ideas about how to create a new source code editor(the first tool for the IDE) with all the features I describe in my first email

As Chris already said, think before you start to write yet another source code editor, it is a lot of work to get it right. Use one of the others (already listed by Chris) and here: wxPythonPit Apps - wxPyWiki

I believe some of those will also support editing of PHP and maybe you can integrate one of them into your project.

Regarding Boa Constructor, I used it for a long time and unfortunately it is a little 'sleepy' for some time now, that is why I now use WingIDE. But you should consider it anyhow and maybe contact Riaan (its developer) as the official release 0.6x which is on Sourceforge is very old and I know that Riaan has done a lot more work which is not yet released.

Werner

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On 26/11/2013 00:35, Mario Lacunza wrote:

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Hello

Yes my plan is check related tools and make the changes so I can use one of them in my project. Its an specific ide for Joomla CMS (http:\joomlaide.info)

I started with boa too but nothing is released by Riian in many years, so I’m using eclipse + pydev + wxformbuilder for all my job now.

Thanks to all for the recommendations…I know I have a difficult task :slight_smile:

···

El nov 26, 2013 4:47 a.m., “Werner” wernerfbd@gmx.ch escribió:

Hi Mario,

On 26/11/2013 00:35, Mario Lacunza wrote:

The IDE is not for python :slight_smile:

It’s for another php software, so I need check some source code or ideas about how to create a new source code editor(the first tool for the IDE) with all the features I describe in my first email

As Chris already said, think before you start to write yet another source code editor, it is a lot of work to get it right. Use one of the others (already listed by Chris) and here: http://wiki.wxpython.org/wxPythonPit%20Apps#Programming:_Editors.2C_IDE.27s_and_other_tools

I believe some of those will also support editing of PHP and maybe you can integrate one of them into your project.

Regarding Boa Constructor, I used it for a long time and unfortunately it is a little ‘sleepy’ for some time now, that is why I now use WingIDE. But you should consider it anyhow and maybe contact Riaan (its developer) as the official release 0.6x which is on Sourceforge is very old and I know that Riaan has done a lot more work which is not yet released.

Werner

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