WW Editor Download [32|64bit]
WW Editor Torrent Download is intended to be a powerful text editor to write scripts.
It tries to be native to the platforms and uses the default editor on each platform to write user scripts.
WW Editor offers the following features :
* Lots of key-bindings are mapped to the usual console key-bindings. Check the user-script.txt for an overview of key-bindings.
* Added support for vi-like key-bindings, tab navigation, etc...
* Import, export and backup of text-files.
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WW Editor
1. Supports single-file/multi-file editing.
2. Supports Python scripting through the native API.
3. Supports editing/saving of VT100/VR/CO/C-Amtek codes.
4. Built in Curses to view the editor screens.
5. Built-in editor-quick-entry-shell with command-line editing.
6. Ability to disable/hide/remove the editor screens.
WW Editor Free Download Features:
1. Supports multiple file editing.
2. Support the complete VT100/VR/CO/C-Amtek codes.
3. Built-in editor-quick-entry-shell.
4. Curses for display of the editor screens.
5. Built-in Python interpreter.
6. Built-in automatic text-mode emulation layer.
WW Editor Development:
WW Editor is still in develpment. The GUI is complete and supported. While the heavy text-mode processing is ready to go. The code is generated from the specs provided by the users. You can report bugs by emailing us at webware_editor@yahoo.com.Q:
How to create an easy to use import script for a python library?
I'm creating a python package which will have a tool in it to create a network (similar to an equation editor in Matlab). I want this script to be simple for users to use. Is there a better way of doing this than to have a 1 line for every package/library I use in the script. So for example I could have
from matplotlib import pyplot as plt
from numpy import *
from scipy import *
from statsmodels import *
from statsmodels.tsa.vector_ar from various from various locations in my program
I want to create a script where someone only needs to run this import thing and just drag and drop the things they want to use in their script
A:
This is an extension to the comment posted by Joran Beelen.
You could use the pip tool to install modules using that tool.
For an example you can have a look at this post: 
Joran Beelen
As you've mentioned packages that are not in python's standard library can be installed using pip.
[UPDATE]
I just tested the following example (you need to install matplotlib first and the import matplotlib.pyplot should work without
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