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		randlet on Nov 1, 2012 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Show HN: Python Tools for Visual Studio I use WingIDE's[1] professional version (which includes the editor source code) and it has the ability to highlight a section and evaluate it either in the REPL or at the current breakpoint in a debug probe. It also has decent vi and emacs keybinding support, really nice interactive debugger (including template debugging for Django) and great intellisense. It's the best Python IDE I have found, the support is great and I have been a very happy customer for three years now. (I was using emacs for everything before). [1]http://wingware.com/

thronemonkey on Nov 1, 2012 [–]

Do you know if it supports ipython? I'm on the scientific computing side of the python world, so django is less important to me . . .

randlet on Nov 1, 2012 | [–]

It does not unfortunately. You can do interactive matplotlib plotting but it doesn't behave in the same "shell + REPL" way that ipython does.

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