So finally, here's my question: Does anyone know of a "full-featured" IDE that supports Python (other languages would be nice, too) that really and truly support remote development and remote host execution?
#Xojo shell.execute bat code#
I've been in touch with both vendors' tech support, and it seems they can't really execute this code on the RPi, but instead offer "work-arounds". Maybe it's just me, but this doesn't seem like good support for remote development and remote host execution. Both of the other commercial IDEs fail to return a value for keyval, nor do they raise an exception/error. My existing setup (XQuartz & RPi-hosted idle3) handles this fine. I'll illustrate what I mean with this very simple code snip: import os To my way of thinking, neither of these commercial IDEs actually do what they say wrt remote development and remote host execution. This works reasonably well, but I've developed a case of "feature lust" for some of the "professional" IDEs, so I read some reviews, and chose two commercial IDEs as most likely to succeed because they made strong claims for supporting "remote development" and "remote host execution".
to the RPi from the XQuartz terminal, then idle3 & to access idle3 on my Mac's desktop as it runs on the RPi. It's simple: I've installed XQuartz on the Mac, idle3 on the RPi, ssh -Y. I've been developing Python code for my RPi from my Mac.
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