I'm happy to announce the 0.2 release of traad, a client-server
(XMLRPC) system for using the rope Python refactoring library. The
goal of traad is to make it easier to access rope functionality from
clients where it's not easy to run Python. In its current state, traad
is really only fit for interfacing emacs with rope, but other clients
could easily be supported.
traad consists of two main parts. First, there is the Python-based
server which simply exposes the rope API via XMLRPC. A single traad
server is analogous to a rope Project. Second, there are client
interfaces for talking with the server. Currently, there is only an
emacs lisp client.
This release includes numerous bug fixes and some new functionality.
The traad project page is on github at:
https://github.com/abingham/traad
traad is under active development, and any feedback is very welcome. Enjoy!
Austin Bingham
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(XMLRPC) system for using the rope Python refactoring library. The
goal of traad is to make it easier to access rope functionality from
clients where it's not easy to run Python. In its current state, traad
is really only fit for interfacing emacs with rope, but other clients
could easily be supported.
traad consists of two main parts. First, there is the Python-based
server which simply exposes the rope API via XMLRPC. A single traad
server is analogous to a rope Project. Second, there are client
interfaces for talking with the server. Currently, there is only an
emacs lisp client.
This release includes numerous bug fixes and some new functionality.
The traad project page is on github at:
https://github.com/abingham/traad
traad is under active development, and any feedback is very welcome. Enjoy!
Austin Bingham
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http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-announce-list
Support the Python Software Foundation:
http://www.python.org/psf/donations/