Choosing an IDE for Python (updated)

I am trying to choose a new IDE to write Python code, after a few problems I had with the *beeeep* generic editor I use.

I've read the very interesting blurg from Jonathan Ellis here but i didn't find the IDE that fits me yet. I am trying them all.

Wishlist

The perfect IDE for me needs:

• easy encoding configuration: I do iso-8859-15 and some of the IDE out there don't want me to.
  
• simple, yet powerfull, code completion. Some of them are just crazy.
  
• reasonable CPU/Mem load
• A decent learning curve 
  
• good enough code cleaning: trailing spaces removal
• bad syntax notifier: for example SPE hilites bad syntax
  
• decent debugguer links, with toggles.
• easy macro programming
• XML, ZPT, CSS, and third party editing as well, with proper *indentation*. 4 is nice for Python, I want 2 for ZPT !
• ...

Tried so far: drpython, SPE, Eric3, WingIde, Bluefish, BoaConstructor, Kate

• drpython: really nice plugin, script features, i need to get deeper into it. autocompletion not really helpfull. I had to manually download and install plugins, the download UI bugged.
  
• Eric3: pretty good, I miss some features though, still trying it up
• WingIDE: really nice
  
• SPE: Nice one, I had some bugs but Stani corrected them in the very same day I mentioned them.
  
• Bluefish: not interesting for 100% python devel.
• BoaConstructor: I can't get use to the UI, and had a few bugs
  

I won't try PyDev, i need to run other softwares when I am working ;)

Conclusion

DrPython is one of the smartest, nicest of the list in my opinion, Eric3 and WingIde are rocking too. But at this time, I go for SPE, because it is a very fast moving project, and will probably fullfill all my wishes soon.