* Shell: The pythonic shells run in a subprocess and can therefore be interrupted or killed. Several shells can be used simultaneously, and can be of different Python versions (v2.4 - v3.x). Pypy is supported, Jython and IronPython may be too (untested). Command history. Text in the shell can be selected and copied. Text can be pasted to the command line. * Editor: Supports auto indentation. Automatically determines the indentation width when loading a file. Matlab-style cell system to mark code sections (by starting a line with ‘##‘). Syntax highlighting for Python, Cython, C, and more to come. todo: Syntax schemes easily editable and extendable * Introspection: Introspection information is queried from the active shell, and from the source code (by continuously parsing the file in a separate thread). (This is going to be integrated with the syntax parsing) Auto completion for any object in the active Python session and all __builtins__. * Interactivity: Run code by typing directly in the interactive shell. Run selection: * Run current line if there is no selection. * Evaluate selection if there is a selection and it is on one line. * Run all (whole) selected lines if selection spans multiple lines. Run cell (a cell is the piece of code between two lines starting with ‘##‘).

* Editor: Multi-language editor with function/class browser, code analysis features (pyflakes and pylint are currently supported), code completion, horizontal and vertical splitting, and goto definition. * Interactive Console: Python or IPython consoles with workspace and debugging support to instantly evaluate the code written in the Editor. It also comes with Matplotlib figures integration. * Documentation Viewer: Show documentation for any class or function call made either in the Editor or a Console. * Variable Explorer: Explore variables created during the execution of a file. Editing them is also possible with several GUI based editors, like a dictionary and Numpy array ones. * Find in Files: Supporting regular expressions and mercurial repositories. * File Explorer: The file explorer pane is a file/directory browser allowing the user to open files with the internal editor or with the appropriate application (Windows only). * History Log: The history log plugin collects command histories of Python/IPython interpreters or command windows.