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| || Compatibility || new/old python.el || ?? || | || Compatibility || new/old python.el || any || |
There are two Emacs modes for Sage: sage-mode and sage-shell-mode. Ideally they should be largely key binding compatible (open bugs if not), and hopefully you can even use both together. To my knowledge that hasn't been tested yet.
In the feature table below ?? means probably, and blank means probably not.
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sage-mode |
sage-shell-mode |
Installation |
spkg |
MELPA |
Completion |
pcomplete |
auto-complete |
Helm integration |
no |
yes |
Cleaner codebase |
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?? |
Other interpreters |
no |
some support |
Cython mode |
yes |
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flymake integration |
yes |
flymake-python-pyflakes |
flycheck integration |
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yes |
AUCTeX integration |
yes |
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Doctesting helps |
yes |
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Building help |
yes |
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Inline plots |
yes |
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Typeset output |
yes |
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"blocks" |
yes |
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Compatibility |
new/old python.el |
any |