Mac OS 10.4
Gnu Emacs and Terminal
python 2.3 on Emacs and 2.6 on Terminal.
IDLE looks great but has been slow and prone to crash.
I wish I could use 2.6 with Emacs, but Emacs can't find the new version of Python. There's probably something I need to put in the .emacs file. If anyone knows how to do that I'd be very grateful.
I'm using Python 2.6 (with the included sqlite3) and Komodo 5 under WinXP Pro, nothing else special. I'm trying to make a flashcard program for Chinese, since I can't find one I like that's already made.
So far I have worked out how to use Unicode special characters for syllables with tone marks, and how to convert syllables with tone marks back & forth from syllables with tone numbers (e.g. cōng, nǚ <--> cong1, nü3).
Now I'm trying to put together a syllable database, then a dictionary. So far sqlite3 is still giving me puzzling beginner-type errors. Maybe someone here can give me help once I can define the problems better.
Windows XP Pro, should be switching to Vista tomorrow. :)
Python 2.5 and 3.0 for playing around (I'm going to switch to PyPy once they finalize their JIT compiler)
Komodo as main editor, IDLE for quick tests and whatnot
Python 2.5 on Gentoo and Windows XP. I mostly work on XP with wxPython in IDLE. I test/debug with the Windows shell, having added my working directories and .py to the Path and PATHEXT environment variables. This allows me to easily test my wx apps (and pygame, occasionally) without having the side-effect of IDLE crashing, or having trouble accessing the wx.App. I recommend the process to the Windows users out there as I think it really increases productivity!
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