I look at Wing every once in a while, but haven't found it compelling enough to leave emacs, yet. What features do you count as most useful?
Doug | Homepage | 07/07/08 - 6:38 pm | #

The autocomplete is the best I've yet seen in a Python IDE - although I haven't tried emacs.

Ctrl-click to go to definition, easily scriptable, built-in shell, project browser to open files, module browser showing all the functions / classes / methods etc.

All standard fare for an IDE I guess, but very well done in Wing and improving all the time. It is written by guys who really understand Python.
Michael Foord | Homepage | 07/07/14 - 4:55 pm | #

Has anyone tried PyScripter? How does it compare to Wing? Specifically how do their autocomplete and code-navigation compare?
Steffen | Homepage | 07/07/16 - 9:20 pm | #

I *haven't* tried it (although I did download it once...) I would certainly be interested in hearing from people who do use it.

I've used Eclipse (and PyDev) with Andrzej and it has some impressive features. I'm quite happy with Wing though and will need a compelling reason to switch.
Fuzzyman | Homepage | 07/07/16 - 9:32 pm | #

Autocomplete is interesting but how well does it really work?

What is the largest project you've loaded into Wing?
Doug | Homepage | 07/07/16 - 10:40 pm | #

I find autocomplete invaluable - so 'well enough'.

I use it at work. Resolver is around 100 000 lines of code in several hundred Python files.
Fuzzyman | Homepage | 07/07/16 - 11:07 pm | #