I'm just starting to use Python, but I'm a very experienced emacs user i'm Python.el and Trying to make a decision between Python-mode.el (or any other equivalent mode people can suggest).
Currently I'm leaning towards dragon-mode.el, mainly because it is a useful "indent-field" method ...
However, some of the C-mode There are features which I am lacking in both modes that do not have any py-goto-block-down next / previous function (c-start-of-defun) (that is, 1 different from py-goto-block-up) , And 2) you can use CB ... to scroll through many tasks, but P -... only exits from the levels)
Could Also, because of braces, etc., so it's easy to see the beginning of current section / end. Py-goto-block-up gives me the beginning of a block, but there is no equivalent for the end of the block ...
thanks
In the Python-mode there are CMA and CME they go to the current def or class respectively to the beginning and end . They are mapped by default to beginners- defun and expiration by default.
There is also CC Q , which is mapped to the Python-Beginning Block . My Python mode does not map dragon-and-off-block by default, but it's also there.
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