From: Travis O. <oli...@ee...> - 2004-05-07 01:14:01
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Todd Pitts from Sandia asked me the following question. >I have one final question about python on windows. It seems >that the non-interactive scripting works well enough. However, I have >not found a single interactive interpreter that I could recommend to >members of my group without serious reservations. > >I have tried IPython, >PyCrust (various), IDLE, Using it from within emacs (not cygwin emacs, >just emacs under windows), PythonWin, etc. They all have serious >problems when it comes to usability. Most don't have tab completion at >all. Most, (emacs included) don't work with any plotting package. I >have tried gist from scipy and matplotlib (doesn't work with anything >except straight scripting). > >Is python really this unusable for >interactive data exploration and modeling under Windows? > I'm forwarding it to these lists so that individuals with more experience on Windows than I have can respond to his request. What do people use on Windows for interactive work???? -Travis Oliphant |