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Old 08-31-2010, 03:49 PM   #2581
Starson17
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Originally Posted by TonytheBookworm View Post
is there a better editor "free" than geany for python ? I swear these indents are driving me nuts. I was hoping there was some kinda compiler or whatever that would bark at me so I could ee what the issue actually was.
I don't have the answer for you, but I have seen a list of Python editors, including some free ones, so a Google might prove helpful. I use UltraEdit. It has three features I really like.

One is the ability to search defined folders and files. including subdirs for certain text, then open one or more of the located files. I often search *.recipe files in the resource directory for "keep_only" or "parse_index," etc, to see how other working recipes used those commands.

The second feature is having multiple files open for editing. I keep my recipe, my batch file for executing my recipe and my output error file all open.

The last feature is the ability to execute a batch file with a single keystroke. I have the batch file for executing the recipe connected to that key.

Modify recipe, save it, hit execute, read errors in error file, rinse and repeat.

I believe notepad++ is free and will do some of the above.
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