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I am searching for a "compiler" way to use Sage.

Something like TeXShop, I write everything in a single file and press compile to get the results.

Is there an easy way to accomplish this?

Currently I am using the "Notebook" form of Sage which is neat but kind of gets in the way of more complicated programming.

I am searching for a "compiler" way to use Sage.

Something like TeXShop, I write everything in a single file and press compile to get the results.

Is there an easy way to accomplish this?

Currently I am using the "Notebook" form of Sage which is neat but kind of gets in the way of more complicated programming.

I am searching for a "compiler" way to use Sage.

Something like TeXShop, I write everything in a single file and press compile to get the results.

Is there an easy way to accomplish this?

Currently I am using the "Notebook" form of Sage which is neat but kind of gets in the way of more complicated programming.

(To be more clear, I am looking for a something like an IDE "Integrated development environment", instead of notebook which is line by line.)something like PyCharm for Python.)

Thanks a lot.

I am searching for a "compiler" way to use Sage.

Something like TeXShop, I write everything in a single file and press compile to get the results.

Is there an easy way to accomplish this?

Currently I am using the "Notebook" form of Sage which is neat but kind of gets in the way of more complicated programming.

(To be more clear, I am looking for a something like an IDE "Integrated development environment", something like PyCharm for Python.)

Thanks a lot.