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[theonejb]

I am building a Python application and I have a class with a lot of functions (more than 20). I'm developing it using Eclipse with PyDev. While the general interface is good, I have the problem of managing the placement of functions. I need to add/delete or change the placement of functions in the source to group similar functions together, and that is very hard to do when the editor can only show around 7 functions in one screen.

Is there any app. that can show me all the functions in a Python file and allow me to add/remove/rearrange them like I want?

[oliver.rush]

Have you tried Eric3? It may have what you want.

[theonejb]

I looked at Eric editor, but its probably not what I'm looking for. What I'm looking for is something that can display all the functions as just blocks that can be rearranged, kind of like the iGoogle page tabs, where you can rearrange them them drag-n-drop.
Anyone here know any such software?

[WingedPanther]

jEdit would allow you to fold the functions, and do that.