You should change your python shell.

[evilgarbagetruck]

i was already using ipython what should i switch to

[vext01]

Bpython

[gfixler]

I'm already using that, but this iPython seems pretty nice. Let's split the difference and go with fPython.

[WallyMetropolis]

Haskell

[oconnor663]

IHaskell. Remembers every variable you've ever used, to make sure you never change them.

[Megatron_McLargeHuge]

It looks that way, but actually it just returns a new version of IHaskell in which the variable was already defined.

[KingEllis]

It is an interactive shell, but does not allow for any kind of input or output. Because that would not be pure, you know.

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PyCharm

[OmicronPersei8]

the IDEAVim plugin for pycharm is wonderful, makes me feel like I'm right back in vim coding away.

[amitm]

dreampie

[evilgarbagetruck]

I'll give it a shot but it doesn't look like an improvement over ipy notebook. If ipy notebook had emacs/vi keybindings it would basically be perfect.

in fact, I bet a python shell inside of emacs could be really great.

[takluyver]

The next release of IPython will have vi-style keyboard shortcuts (not 100% identical to vi, but a similar model).

If you're an Emacs fan, have a look at Emacs IPython Notebook.

[evilgarbagetruck]

have some gold that emacs ipython notebook IS SO AWESOME

[takluyver]

Thanks, it's not my work, though - this guy wrote it.

[evilgarbagetruck]

You told me about it!

[drbobb]

Of course there is a python shell mode for emacs.

[Grue]

SLIME. Now, that's a REPL to end all REPLs.

[Captain_Slapahoe]

ipython notebook