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NetBeans 6.5 with Python support provides the docstring documentation for a function/method in a popup when auto-completing, but is there another way to view docstrings? Perhaps achieved by mousing over a function/method name, or clicking somewhere? The best I can seem to do is "Go to source" in the right-click menu. I received the following answer from Tor Norbye at Sun: Hold the ctrl key (or Cmd on Mac) and then hover. Also, Ctrl-Shift-Space (e.g. code completion + shift) will display -just- the completion doc (which means it doesn't just look at the prefix of the caret, but the whole

This isn't a "Which IDE should I use?" question and I'm not interested in text editors no matter how awesome they may be (and I don't consider either vim or emacs to be an IDE so... unless you have a couple of days to explain precisely and in full gory detail how to fully configure, say vim, to work as a PHP IDE let's just stick to the big GUI IDEs) I've extensively used Zend Studio and Eclipse PDT and am currently trying out NetBeans. I have never used NuSphere. As an example of the sort of feedback I'm loking for here is a comment about NetBeans: One thing I like about NetBeans is it has

python基础内容讲解主要内容： 1.使用编辑器（IDE） 2.第一个“hello world” 3.何所谓“变量” 4.python与其他主流语言输出对比 5.数据类型 6.python用作“计算器” 7.用户输入 8.if-else操作 9.while循环和for循环 10.break-continue 一.使用编辑器（IDE） 根据最新的TIOBE排行榜，Python赶超PHP占据第五， Python崇尚优美、清晰、简单，是一个优秀并广泛使用的脚本解释性语言。 来源： https://www.cnblogs.com/Tom-tao/p/7067289.html

VS Code seems to have a file called Launch.json to customize what happens when you run your app for debugging. How do we go about that for Visual Studio? My goals is to run docker-compose without the VS Docker Tools, and then after the containers are up, telling VS to attach to the container. My question is not specific to that case though, it could just as well be another custom way of Run with debugger scenario. Ideally I could just run some commands to build the project, run the project, and then tell VS to attach to it and associate that logic with VS. Right-click the project in your

I've been using Komodo Edit for a small project in Django. The code completion features seem to work pretty well for standard python modules, however, it doesn't know anything about Django modules. Is there any way to configure Komodo Edit to use Django modules for autocomplete as well? By sure Django is on your python path and Komodo should pick it up. Alternatively you can add the location of Django to where Komodo looks for its autocomplete. o to Edit > Preferences. Expand the "Languages" group by clicking the [+] symbol. Click "Python". Click the little "Add..." button under "Additional