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I am currently using https://github.com/fgallina/python.el + ropemacs, but I am missing module browser: separate buffer that outlines names defined in the current module (list of classes with their methods). Google says that there are OO-browser and emacs-code-browser, but they looks outdated and I can't find any mentions about this libs in any of popular emacs + python tutorials. What should I use to achieve easy navigation across the module?
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Emacs for Python Development With elpy. Emacs is ready out of the box to edit Python code. The library file python. el provides python-mode, which enables basic indentation and syntax highlighting support.
Once you open your python file in Emacs, you will need to start the python process with: M-x run-python or C-c C-p , which creates an inferior python shell buffer. This buffer will be created by a horizontal split, and the active buffer will be the one containing the python file.
One of the best (and only) full-featured, dedicated IDEs for Python is PyCharm. Available in both paid (Professional) and free open-source (Community) editions, PyCharm installs quickly and easily on Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux platforms. Out of the box, PyCharm supports Python development directly.
I think ECB (Emacs Code Browser) is worth a try. I don't use it all the time but it can be very handy. Especially useful is the "ECB Methods" window which displays an outline of all members of a module.
Here is a screenshot with the ECB Methods window in the lower left corner: http://dev.pocoo.org/~gbrandl/emacs2.png.
See also http://www.emacswiki.org/emacs/EmacsCodeBrowser.
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Maybe occur can be helpful in this case. For example, if you want to list the defined functions: M-x occur RET def RET should visit a buffer where the def's are listed.
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