Code::Blocks is a great IDE tool I have ever seen. I like it very much.
And I hope that if it can support wxPython,wxErlang and so on, it will be much better.
Or this function can be implemented by plugins, as Eclipse doing so.
Someone has worked on an Python Plugin; but, Code::Blocks is primary an IDE for C/C++ and closely related Languages. You might be better off to use a different IDE for wxErlang and wxPython.
Edit: Added Link to Python Plugin http://developer.berlios.de/projects/cbilplugin/
Note: Code::Blocks is an Plugin based IDE so it is possible to write an wxErlang plugin; but, I have no idea on how hard it would be to do that.
For wxPython I suggest looking at wxGlade; I have not used it myself but it might be easier to add wxErlang to it.
Edit: Just found this link
http://erlang.org/doc/man/erlc.html
erlc looks more like an C/C++ Compiler than I thought it would maybe the plugin will be easier to write than I thought.
Tim S
Tim S,
Thanks for your help. I'm learning wxGlade for wxPythong programming.
wxGlade is a good tool although it can't compare with CB.
Best regards,
Lawme