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Hi all, I'm interested in learning python to write a small gnome mixer applet, as i don't want to install gnome-applets and I'm taking my first steps in python. I'd like to know if someone could point me to some good web pages about python for gnome (especially gnome applets), and what IDE you use? I'd like to use something as much as monodevelop possible . Thank you for your help.
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Don't know much about python-gnome so no pointer there.
As for the IDE, I use Vim with several plugins, such as pythoncompletion, python_indent, etc. You can do a search at www.vim.org
But given that you are looking for something like monodevelop, mayb SPE would suit you better.
Last edited by lang2 (2007-08-18 09:11:33)
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Personally I'm use vim. There's a list of IDEs here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_in … for_Python
I do think Eric looks ok.
Wish I could help with Python/Gnome, but I've never done any DE integration programming and wouldn't know where to start. Well, except for asking Google, of courlse
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http://www.pygtk.org has a tonne of great stuff.
If you want to do gnome stuff, download the source of gnome-python and gnome-python-extra source off the gnome ftp, they contain heaps of good example code, applets and more.
as for editor, i've been using geany, though am also partial to gvim + a few addons.
James
Last edited by iphitus (2007-08-18 00:39:14)
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probably a good start:
http://www.pygtk.org/articles/applets_arturogf/
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