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at the moment i am using the IDLE of python, but I am really missing the "basic" IDE features like Code Cempletion and Suggestion of used variables. IS there an IDE that supports these and works with OpenCV?
I'm pretty new to both, so I am sorry if I lack knowledge.
Generally every IDE for Python should work with OpenCV (it's just a wrapper for C++ lib, not something more complicated). Here you have a big list with comparision of features. Right now i'm using Sublime Text, because i'm working on quite small project and i don't need "big" IDE like Eclipse.
Important note about Sublime - if you often need to test something in console, consider installing SublimeREPL plugin - it allows you to run Python (or almost any other language or shell) in Sublime tab, so you can use it with all editor features (e.g. code completition)
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I am new to Python and Ubuntu. Using it to learning Machine learning. so it learning 3 things at same time.
As of now I am trying out of code on terminal, any recommendation which IDE to use ?
Try using Jupyter notebook. You could use this by installing Anaconda. For developing your applications further, you may still want to try Pycharm later.
But I would really recommend you to first go with Jupyter notebook because it allows to run a part of your code and check the results below it. It will help you to understand your code well.
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I used to be a heavy R programmer and really used to the Rstudio's "highlight and run" feature. I just wonder if there any python IDE that has similar feature that allows you to select part of the code in a script and run and show the results in a console?
In Spyder you can highlight and run by pressing F9. I also heard a rumour that RStudio is going to be able to run python soon but I'm not sure if it's true
Try GNU Emacs - very powerful text editor. Using this editor you can run the selected region of code in the python shell. See this question for more details.
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So I was thinking it would be awfully convenient to have a Python interpreter DLL, and to what I know, the interpreter is a DLL, but I don't know how to use it/if it can be used that way.
I want to execute python files from Gamemaker Studio through a DLL, (Python 2.7, preferably.) and if I knew the functions of the DLL, I could make the proper GML scripts to do it.
Any help is greatly appreciated.
It is called embedding the Python interpreter. Read the section on extending and embedding the Python interpreter of the Python documentation.
You might consider some other interpreter, in particular Lua, which is free software, widely used in games, and rumored to be faster, or GUILE (also faster, and with a much more powerful and expressive language, Scheme; read also SICP)
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I've been writing and using short Python scripts (~100 lines) for various tasks in Ubuntu using the Geany text editor, which I like for it's simplicity (setup, F5 to run, etc.) and syntax highlighting.
I would like to know if there is a similar application for Windows. Because what I've found so far requires downloading 3 different applications or using a big IDE like eclipse.
You can use the Geany build for Windows
You can still use Geany to run Python in windows.
But if you need to debug, auto-complete and beautiful IDE, I suggest that you head for pycharm.
Microsoft's Python Tools for Windows now works as a plugin for Visual Studio Express (and not just the paid version of Visual Studio) so you get nice free solution that has everything you need with a pretty simple install. It can be found at: http://pytools.codeplex.com/
Any good programmer's text editor will do. I personally use SublimeText 3, but I've used Eclipse + PyDev before to great success, and the usual suspects (emacs, vim, Notepad++) will work just fine too.
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I have seen various articles about good Python editors/IDEs, like this. However, none of them points out whether the editors support automatic code completion. I tried notepad++, PyScript and Komodo Edit, but all of these requires a hotkey to invoke the code completion dialog.
Do you know any Python editors with automatic code completion?
This SO question shows how to do it with vim/gvim, eclipse/pydev, IDLE, wingware -- however no answer is clear about the "automatic" part (which would of course still require confirmation, since there's never an absolute certainty!-).
Eclipse with pydev extension should work.
Aptana pydev (based on eclipse)?
Try Pycharm
They have explained how to install and how to use.
I am using Pycharm from last year It's quit helpful in tab completion and other things like setting project configuration for virtual env, git anaconda etc...