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<p>‎<span dir="auto"><span class="autocomment">Python</span></span></p> <p><b>新規ページ</b></p><div>= Development Environment Setup =<br /> <br /> This document is split into 2 sections, one for C/C++ another for python, since you may be using one of the other and they both have very different requirements.<br /> <br /> == C/C++ ==<br /> <br /> If you already are familiar with a C/C++ development environment, most likely you can use it for blender development.<br /> <br /> Otherwise, if you have no strong preference - its safe to choose the default IDE's on each platform.<br /> * OSX - XCode<br /> * Microsoft Windows - Microsoft Visual Studio (MSVC)<br /> * Linux - ''(no default IDE but there are popular ones you can try)''<br /> <br /> === IDE Quick-Start Links ===<br /> <br /> Once you have blender building you may want to develop one of the many IDE's (or editors) that can be used with blender.<br /> <br /> Since there are too many OS/IDE combinations, maintaining a comprehensive list of all would be difficult, so here is a list of documented configurations known to work well.<br /> <br /> * [[Dev:Doc/IDE_Configuration/Linux_CMake_QtCreator|Linux / CMake / QtCreator]]<br /> * [[Dev:Doc/IDE_Configuration/Linux_CMake_NetBeans|Linux / CMake / NetBeans]]<br /> * [[Dev:Doc/IDE_Configuration/Linux_CMake_Eclipse|Linux / CMake / Eclipse]]<br /> * [[Dev:Doc/IDE_Configuration/Linux_CMake_KDevelop|Linux / CMake / KDevelop]]<br /> * [[Dev:Doc/IDE_Configuration/OSX_CMake_XCode|OSX / CMake / Xcode]]<br /> <br /> * [[Dev:Doc/IDE_Configuration/Windows_CMake_MSVC2013|Windows / CMake / MSVC2013]] (TODO)<br /> <br /> note:<br /> * These docs assume you have blender already building.<br /> * Some of these pages can be easily used between different operating systems.<br /> <br /> == Python ==<br /> <br /> While python scripts can be developed entirely inside Blender, the built-in text editor is limited. Its convenient for short scripts or making minor edits but for large projects you will want to use an external editor.<br /> <br /> With python development the choice of IDE/Editor is less of an issue as with C/C++, most developers just use their favorite editor.<br /> <br /> Editors known to work well: scite, geany, notepad++, gedit and eric5.<br /> <br /> If you're already familiar with vim or emacs they are fine too.<br /> <br /> For more information on how to execute scripts externally see: [http://www.blender.org/documentation/blender_python_api_current/info_tips_and_tricks.html#use-an-external-editor Using an External Editor]</div>

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