I've started working with wxPython recently and really like it. However,
I've run into the problem that has been mentioned previously -- if I have an
error in my program I get the "only 1 wxApp" message (if running under
PythonWin or IDLE).
It was suggested to me that VIM (or the graphical version, GVIM) might be a
good alternative for editing and launching wxPython programs. Many years ago
I used vi fairly frequently, so this sounded like a good choice for me. So
I've downloaded GVIM, and I can edit programs with it just fine.
My problem is in trying to figure out how to launch my newly edited Python
program from within vim. Am I supposed to use the shell command (:!) or the
make command (:mak)? Do I get to see the results of the compiler the way I
do in the interactive window of PythonWin? Is there any place that describes
how to set this up, other than the vim documentation (which I find
plentiful, but incomprehensible)?
Any help is appreciated, as I'm relaunching PythonWin on a *very* frequent
basis. :^)
Jeff