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Mejmo
Mejmo

Reputation: 2593

Python IDE with auto completion

please advise me some good Python IDE, I was using netbeans but it does not have suitable code completion (when I press "." it gives me methods of all classes of python. It would be nice if netbeans would work as for ex. for PHP..

Thank you.

Upvotes: 1

Views: 2871

Answers (8)

Shaggy
Shaggy

Reputation: 744

I found the below links very helpful in deciding the python IDE. They provide a lot of insight into the features with respect to all the relevant IDEs. It looks like most of them have auto-code completion feature as per these links. Since I have been using eclipse and VS Code all my life, I stick with Pydev or VS Code, yes will need some plugins to install. Pycharm has lot of features, if you can afford paying some money. I also found intelliJ also supports a lot of features.

What IDE to use for Python?

https://wiki.python.org/moin/IntegratedDevelopmentEnvironments

Upvotes: 0

blarsson
blarsson

Reputation: 21

I have also been searching for a good IDE for Python development. I tried using Emacs and Komodo but finally settled for PyCharm. It does a really good job at auto completing the code and I find it to be worth the money.

Depending on the type of development you do, you could get a discounted or even a free license.

Upvotes: 2

Riccardo Galli
Riccardo Galli

Reputation: 12925

Komodo has since long time an excellent Python support

Upvotes: 0

OAM
OAM

Reputation: 11

PyCharm for pay or Komodo Edit for free.

Upvotes: 1

SHKT
SHKT

Reputation: 178

well, many IDEs now come with pretty good code completion. Eclipse with pydev is nice, or you can get aptana studio 3 to perform similar to it. Theres also jetbrain's PyCharm, if you don't mind paying for a licence (they do give a trial version too if you want to test it before buying). There are a lot of such IDEs, guess you have to try them out to see which suits your code completion tastes better.

Upvotes: 1

Kjetil Watnedal
Kjetil Watnedal

Reputation: 6167

Pytools should add intellisense for python to visual studio if you are developing on windows. I have not tried it myself so I don't know how good it works.

Upvotes: 2

normalppl
normalppl

Reputation: 297

Eclipse with Pydev

nothing better out there

Upvotes: 2

kovshenin
kovshenin

Reputation: 32602

Try Geany and Ctrl+Enter. Foo bar <= wrote this because SO said answer was to short ;)

Upvotes: 1

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