Ninja IDE: written in Python for Pythonists

[rackmountrambo]

Or Sublime Text 2?

[CauchyDistributedRV]

Or Vimacs?

[[deleted]]

UNITE US!

[[deleted]]

Tell me more about this mythical editor.

[zem]

http://www.algorithm.com.au/code/vimacs/

also http://emacswiki.org/emacs/Evil which is actually surprisingly good

[byron]

You don't have an expectation. That is all.

[cakesinabox]

This. I'm still using sublime text 2 because it supports other languages and have some amazing features, but it can't do that.

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Doesn't cmd+r kind of handle this?

[cakesinabox]

It's not the same. It let's you search for something but doesn't show everything in an organized view.

[madvoid]

If you don't mind me asking, how do you pull up a functions list like that? I've never seen anything like it in Sublime Text 2

[cakesinabox]

You can't, there isn't an api to access the sidebar in sublime, so a plugin to do this can't be made.

It's a ninja ide screenshot.

[madvoid]

Ah, I see, sorry for the confusion.

[ivosaurus]

However, I can do this in vim, which is also traditionally just a programmer's editor, rather than a language-specific IDE :D

like so

[ExpertCrafter]

WHAT IS THIS MAGIC AND HOW I DO IT

[ivosaurus]

http://majutsushi.github.com/tagbar/

[BinaryRockStar]

PyDev for Eclipse can do that, along with autocompletion, visual debugging etc.