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Jython support in editors?

I recently started writing some performance tests in The Grinder 3 , and one of the first things I noticed was that PyCheckMate did not work because it could not find some of them. Which editor provides the best support for Jython?

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As David mentioned Pidev, and although this is a well-developed piece of software, I cannot stand the eclipse. Fortunately, there are other options. The latest version of Netbeans has jython / python www.netbeans.org , and Komodo is from the IDE or free to edit komodo

and almost any editor supporting python will provide you some support, but since the IDE's built-in framework is designed and designed for Jython ... I think netbeans is becoming the closest, otherwise the only reason to use a bloated hippo called Eclipse is due to dust.

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As a longtime fan of the Eclipse IDE, I used Pydev when working with Python and Jython projects.

You get code completion, syntax highlighting, refactoring, structure viewing, debugging tools, and all the other features you expect from a first-class editor.

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I tried a bunch of tools. A great solution for all y'all (especially those who don't like eclipse - they turned me on!): IntelliJ IDEA 14+ Community Edition + Python Plugin. This gives you code completion, syntax highlighting, etc. For Jython, means you write good Python syntax and get code completion for third-party things like Sikuli, check out this example .

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You can also check out TigerJython and JythonMusic . Both support pure Jython (i.e. Python syntax + access to all Java APIs), but also have additional libraries.

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