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I have seen these posts:GRASS and Python, Using Eclipse to develop GRASS Python programs.

I used to use python IDLE to control GRASS, but I can't make python and GRASS connected, as I described in this post:Problem with python script to control GRASS GIS from outside - How to import grass.script under Win 8.1?

So now I am thinking of using eclipse to control GRASS, trying to avoid problems I faced as I used python IDLE. But I don't know whether I will get the same problem after I use eclipse, and I can't tell the difference between using python IDLE alone and using eclipse.

I am working with GRASS 6.4.3 and python 2.7.6 under WIN 8.1.

Can you help me to make decision and furthermore, to solve the connecting problem?

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There should not be a difference in GRASS and Python working together using either IDLE or Eclipse. You have to connect your Python installation to your GRASS. I think the easiest option is using a .pth file (check out my answer to your other post at Problem with python script to control GRASS GIS from outside - How to import grass.script under Win 8.1?)

I am using Pyscripter for writing Python scripts and I am pretty happy with it.

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