On 2/14/2010 7:01 PM, Dave Angel wrote:
Wayne Watson wrote:
I got to
the dos command line facility and got to the file. I executed the
program, and it failed with a syntax error. I can't copy it out of
the window to paste here,
Once you've discovered the DOS box, you should also discover Q
I've found there's quite a bit of discrepancy in top vs bottom posting.
It's hardly worth thinking about. I seem to navigate through top, bottom
or mixed. The real problem, IMHO, is very long posts from various people.
Marty
Ah ha! Sorry for the noise, I should really read the whole message
b
"Wayne Watson" wrote
Thanks for the reminder on that. I haven't need the DOS box for 8
months. Just off on other non-programming efforts for the most part.
Things have picked up of late. I was beginning to think for awhile that
Win7 might have dropped it. I don't see any changes to it.
Its
Thanks for the reminder on that. I haven't need the DOS box for 8
months. Just off on other non-programming efforts for the most part.
Things have picked up of late. I was beginning to think for awhile that
Win7 might have dropped it. I don't see any changes to it.
On 2/14/2010 7:01 PM, Dave A
Wayne Watson wrote:
I got to
the dos command line facility and got to the file. I executed the
program, and it failed with a syntax error. I can't copy it out of the
window to paste here, but here's the code surrounding the problem:
(arrow ==> points at the problem.
The console code shows [ mi
I got to the dos command line facility and got to the file. I executed
the program, and it failed with a syntax error. I can't copy it out of
the window to paste here, but here's the code surrounding the problem:
(arrow ==> points at the problem.
The console code shows [ missing. I SEE the synta
Well, command line was easy to get to. It's on the menu for python, but
it gives me >>>. How do I get to the folder with the py file? Can I
switch to a c:\ type operation?
Back to exploring.
On 2/14/2010 5:05 PM, Alan Gauld wrote:
"Wayne Watson" wrote
When I use F5 to execute a py progra
I rebooted, and no change. I saved it under a new name, and no change. I
tried to activate it as a file, and it put up a screen and down that I
had no chance to read it.
Since I have been on W7 for a month, have no clue as how to run it from
a command line. I'll check with help, and report bac
"Wayne Watson" wrote
When I use F5 to execute a py program in IDLE, Win7, I get a tab error
on an indented else.
What happens if you execute from a command line?
Do you get the same error?
If so look at the lines before.
If not try closing and restarting IDLE
HTH,
Alan G
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I'm not sure it's postable or attachable for this mail list. I'll give
it a try. Attachments do work with other lists.
On 2/14/2010 2:51 PM, Steven D'Aprano wrote:
On Mon, 15 Feb 2010 09:19:35 am Wayne Watson wrote:
When I use F5 to execute a py program in IDLE, Win7, I get a tab
error on
On Mon, 15 Feb 2010 09:19:35 am Wayne Watson wrote:
> When I use F5 to execute a py program in IDLE, Win7, I get a tab
> error on an indented else. I've selected all and untabifed with 4
> spaces several times, and get the same problem. I've tried re-typing
> the line with zero results. What next?
When I use F5 to execute a py program in IDLE, Win7, I get a tab error
on an indented else. I've selected all and untabifed with 4 spaces
several times, and get the same problem. I've tried re-typing the line
with zero results. What next? I had been modifying the program
repeatedly over several
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