I want to create a code editor with syntax highlighting, code completion etc. I was searching and I found wx.stc library and some examples in the demo.
But I want to know if someone know about other lib? or some tips about how to start with this task, thanks in advance.
I want to create a code editor with syntax highlighting, code completion etc. I was searching and I found wx.stc library and some examples in the demo.
But I want to know if someone know about other lib? or some tips about how to start with this task, thanks in advance.
I want to create a code editor with syntax highlighting, code completion etc. I was searching and I found wx.stc library and some examples in the demo.
But I want to know if someone know about other lib? or some tips about how to start with this task, thanks in advance.
I want to create a code editor with syntax highlighting, code completion etc. I was searching and I found wx.stc library and some examples in the demo.
But I want to know if someone know about other lib? or some tips about how to start with this task, thanks in advance.
I want to create a code editor with syntax highlighting, code completion etc. I was searching and I found wx.stc library and some examples in the demo.
But I want to know if someone know about other lib? or some tips about how to start with this task, thanks in advance.
I want to create a code editor with syntax highlighting, code completion etc. I was searching and I found wx.stc library and some examples in the demo.
But I want to know if someone know about other lib? or some tips about how to start with this task, thanks in advance.
I think, in the long term it is rather hard to maintain such a full
featured editor for general audience (in concurence of many others);
however, it is much easier and fully viable in (wx)Python to code an
editor designed specifically for your usecases, where the "feature
list", maintaining and compatibility concerns can be adressed more
flexibly.
Or you can of course adapt some of the mentioned previous projects for that.
regards,
vbr
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2016-06-24 3:15 GMT+02:00 Mario Lacunza <mlacunza@gmail.com>:
2016-06-22 21:39 GMT-05:00 Chris Barker - NOAA Federal
<chris.barker@noaa.gov>:
WxStc is the way to go -- unless you want to write the whole thing from
scratch.
But I wouldn't even start from there, but rather one of the programmers
editors already written in wxPython -- there are at least a few.
Peppy
Editra
Others....
CHB
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On Jun 22, 2016, at 3:53 PM, Mario Lacunza <mlacunza@gmail.com> wrote:
Hello,
I want to create a code editor with syntax highlighting, code completion
etc. I was searching and I found wx.stc library and some examples in the
demo.
But I want to know if someone know about other lib? or some tips about
how to start with this task, thanks in advance.
I think, in the long term it is rather hard to maintain such a full
featured editor for general audience (in concurence of many others);
however, it is much easier and fully viable in (wx)Python to code an
editor designed specifically for your usecases, where the "feature
list", maintaining and compatibility concerns can be adressed more
flexibly.
Or you can of course adapt some of the mentioned previous projects for that.
regards,
vbr
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I'll just note that Boa Constructor was also my first IDE, but, oddly
enough perhaps, it never stopped being my IDE. I still really like it, and
without it there's a good chance that Python/wxPython wouldn't have been in
my life. I still feel it didn't enjoy the adoption it deserved/s.
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On Fri, Jun 24, 2016 at 8:09 PM, Mario Lacunza <mlacunza@gmail.com> wrote:
Just in case someone nostalgic I can found the new development of Boa
Constructor(my first IDE for Python)but looks stopped again
I have unfortunately abandoned Peppy. I couldn't justify the work necessary
to port it to wx 3, so I spent $75 for a license for Sublime.
The python support (most glaringly the indenting) in Sublime isn't great,
but my time would probably be more useful and benefit a greater number of
people if I could enhance that, rather than spending an order of magnitude
more time working on my niche editor that had probably tens of users.
Rob
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On Thu, Jun 23, 2016 at 5:32 PM, Chris Barker - NOAA Federal < chris.barker@noaa.gov> wrote:
Peppy is not completely inactive--Rob, are you here?
