PyCharm also has plugin support, because it's a shared framework (much like Eclipse).
I'm running PyCharm (3.1 pro) and I currently have plugins for .sh, .pl, .md, and more. Some plugins require download (iirc, I had to go through a wizard to get the plugin for markdown)
It's low risk trying PyCharm. The community edition is fairly full-featured, and is free.
I'm running PyCharm (3.1 pro) and I currently have plugins for .sh, .pl, .md, and more. Some plugins require download (iirc, I had to go through a wizard to get the plugin for markdown)
It's low risk trying PyCharm. The community edition is fairly full-featured, and is free.