I wanted editor to be fast. I wanted editor to do exactly what I need. - PyEditor was born.
I want to make it lightweight, simple and extensible. Well.. maybe from gi.introspection import Gtk is not so fast, but it’s really works fine.
Yep! I’m writing it with py3.4 and Gtk+3 PyGobject. It has some modes support (for now only Python mode exists). And I’m planning some plugin support, maybe for git repositories.
GitHub is currently the main publication point for this software.
This project is registered within the PyPi, so, yes, I want it to be installed as easy as:
pip3 install -U org_wayround_pyeditor
This project depends on My other project - org_wayround_utils - it should be downloaded and installed automatically with above pip command.
https://github.com/AnimusPEXUS/org_wayround_pyeditor
SOFTWARE REQUIREMENTS
Python3 (I developed it with 3.4) filemagic (pip3 install filemagic) PyGObject pep8 autopep8 pylint
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