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HydroSan
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 Posted: Mon May 10, 2004 1:29 am Post subject: GNOME-based IDE for Python/C/C++? |
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Does anyone know of a GNOME-compatible IDE for programming? I want to start learning Python but unfortunately I've looked and cannot find anything for GNOME. I know of KDevelope for KDE, but since I love GNOME so much I rather not have to have the long wait of compiling half of KDE and bloating my system.
Help?
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ecatmur
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Your choices are basically anjuta or monodevelop. AIUI anjuta is more polished and is mainly for C/C++ applications. monodevelop is for C# only but is very friendly and being developed very fast. In the Gnome world, Python is mainly used for prototyping, but Anjuta does have some Python support IIRC.
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Try Eclipse.
It comes with a built-in Java IDE, but there are plugins for lots of other languages as well, C/C++, Prolog, etc.
A quick search on Google turned up some info on something called PyDev. I have not ever used it since I've never used Python, but its worth at least investigating. |
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Hypnos
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I'm looking for one too  I do most of my own work in those three languages.
Right now, i just use gedit and the shell to do development.
Anjuta is pretty capable, but doesn't have specific Python support; don't know much about Eclipse.
I can't think of a GNOME or even GTK+ IDE that has the real heavy-duty features you look for in an IDE:
* Class and file dependency browsing
* Keyword indexing/search
* Keyword completion
* Integrated debugger
* Code generation for testing
* Interaction with CVS, arch, etc.
* Packaging and distribution support
I'm also a GNOME fan ... this is one of the holes, along with an office presentation app.
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* GUI builder
Boa-constructor is an effort towards a complete Python studio integrated with wxWidgets, but I found it hard to use.
EDIT2:
Eric IDE looks rather impressive, but it's Qt/KDE.
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Moved to Dups.
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