ANN: PyOXIDE 0.6.1 - Cocoa based Python IDE

PyOXIDE 0.6.1 is now available for abuse, with a bunch of minor (yet 
nice) features & bug fixes.  There is now a usable auto-completion 
and call tips (which work best in the interactive window, since there 
is a "live context" for it to look through, but it will try to do 
it's best on editor windows as well), a simple but much nicer way to 
show syntax errors (move the selection to the error, bring up a 
floating tool-tip style with the error), and some fixes for debugging 
external processes (I've actually been able to debug a Tkinter app 
using it - in theory, it should work for things like wxPython and 
pygame apps as well - there's still a long ways to go, but it's one 
step closer).  See the release notes for more details.


PyOXIDE 0.6.1 has only been tested with 10.3, but should work with 
10.2 (assuming it can find the python framework).  The sources are 
built using XCode 1.1 on 10.3, but again, probably would compile on 
10.2 with Project Builder (since they haven't been converted yet to 
XCode native projects).

PyOXIDE 0.6.1 is now available on my idisk (as PyOXIDE_0.6.1.dmg):

	from the pather finder, "connect to other public folder" and 
type in "gandreas"
or
        http://projects.gandreas.com/pyoxide/


If you want to build from source, you'll need to get 
PyOXIDE_Src_0.6.1.dmg, and IDEKit_0.2.1.dmg (also built XCode 1.1 on 
10.3 but should build with ProjectBuilder on 10.2).  IDEKit_0.2.1.dmg 
is found either on the idisk above or 
<http://projects.gandreas.com/idekit/>  PyOXIDE source is covered 
under a BSD-style license.  The IDEKit framework is covered under 
LGPL, so you can freely link it in other projects.

At some point in the not-too-distant future, both with be converted 
to XCode native projects (and thus require 10.3 to build from 
source).  Retaining compatibility for 10.2, however, is an important 
goal.

<shameless site pimping>
If you have problems, questions, enhancment request, etc, please 
submit request at <http://bugs.gandreas.com> (hopefully it should 
work - you'll have to make a new account, but the PyOXIDE database is 
publically available), and feel free to post 
questions/comments/public discussion to <http://boards.gandreas.com>
</shameless site pimping>


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Glenn Andreas                      gandreas@xxxxxxxxxxxx
mondo blobbo, Cythera, Theldrow, oh my!
Mad, Bad, and Dangerous to Know

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