On a whim I tried out IDLE, the python IDE. I haven't used it or the python windows IDE thing since I played with wxWindows a while back. wxWindows seems to upset IDEs as both try to be the windows main window while debugging (or something like that). Up till now I have been using VIM.
It's nice:
being able to set breakpoints
seeing output as it is generated, not having to wait till the script has finished.
seeing tool tip help for functions in modules
Ideally I would use this and VIM but IDLE does not reload files edited outside it like modern windows editors do (if it suffers from anything it is the 1970's unix aura that most linux derived stuff gives off).
Surely there is a way to display tabstops at something other than 8?
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