"WM." wrote
IDLE also now works perfectly, whether I open into IDLE or edit
window.
Below is a copy/paste:
IDLE 2.6
>>> i = 9
>>> while i > 2:
print i
i -= 1
The problem occurs when you go to a second level block:
if 42 > 66:
print 'false'
else:
At one time I could not run a skit in IDLE nor with the command line.
IDLE gave error messages because (Alan G. says) of the 3 chevrons.
The command opened into a wee square & issued only error messages.
Then the command line opened into a 4x7 box and worked perfectly.
IDLE also now works perfectl
