On Mon, Mar 19, 2001 at 10:03:17PM +0200, Kexx wrote:
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| I've given up trying to make Idle (from Python) work with Jython (no
| TkInter module).
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| I can edit the files using it, of course, but I would like to debug in
| GUI mode, and do the rest of the wonderful things the IDE supports.
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| Any alternatives I should consider?
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| I use JDK 1.3 on Win2k, without "X Window System", so DDD frontends
| won't work, I guess...
XFree86 is supposed to work on windows. I didn't try very hard, but I
did get the background to appear. If you can get XFree working then
you can use DDD.
You could also try Vide (www.objectcentral.com/vide.htm) or
NetBeans (www.netbeans.org). They are Java debuggers (ides) and can
therefore debug the java the interpreter is implemented in, but
probably won't be able to handle the python source very well.
I have used NetBeans only a little, and it seems rather nice. I
haven't tried Vide yet. When I was using a Unix system I thought that
DDD was really good, except I don't really like it's choice of
toolkits. Alternatively, print works on all systems ;-).
| P.S. I would appreciate replys to [1]ke...@in... if at all possible
| (sourceforge mailinglists confuse me).
You simply subscribe to the mailing list. Then whenever someone (like
me replying to your message) sends a message to the list's address,
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