"Switanek, Nick" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
> Thanks for the path. I find a .py, .pyc, and an icon file name
> PyCrust,
> but no .pyw.
>
> Any ideas?
Sorry, I think I did this bit myself.
Just rename the .py to .pyw
The effect is to prevent a Windows console window starting
in the background.
> I agree that pycrust is faster in terms of autocomplete. However,
> I love being able to to just hit f5 to run my code in the shell while
> in the Python IDLE environment. I wonder if this is possible with pycrust . .
> .
Not PyCrust itself because it is just a shell.
But PyA LaMode is the eq
Nick
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Subject: Re: [Tutor] PyCrust IDE/Shell
Nick,
Have you tried copying the contents of PyCrust.py into your current
IDLE? Running that script will cause PyCrust to open on my machine.
Perhaps this is a start . . .
- Grant
On 6/1/07, Switanek, Nick <[EMAIL PROTECTED
Nick,
Have you tried copying the contents of PyCrust.py into your current IDLE?
Running that script will cause PyCrust to open on my machine. Perhaps this
is a start . . .
- Grant
On 6/1/07, Switanek, Nick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Alan,
Thanks for the path. I find a .py, .pyc, and an ic
Hi Alan,
Thanks for the path. I find a .py, .pyc, and an icon file name PyCrust,
but no .pyw.
Any ideas?
Thanks,
Nick
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To: Switanek, Nick
Cc: tutor@python.org
Subject: Re: [Tutor] PyCrust IDE/Shell
Hi Nick,
Installing wxPython on Windows creates a Scripts folder, in which the
goodies like PyCrust and Pyalamos are installed, you can run it and be
good to go.
On *nix, the scripts would be installed in the prefix
I agree that pycrust is faster in terms of autocomplete. However, I love
being able to to just hit f5 to run my code in the shell while in the Python
IDLE environment. I wonder if this is possible with pycrust . . .
. . . on the wxPython page I found a list of other py related programs:
http://w
"Switanek, Nick" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
> Your excitement for the PyCrust IDE made me want to check it out,
> but
> after downloading wxPython and the "Docs and Demos" at
> http://www.wxpython.org/download.php#prerequisites
> I've not been able to find an IDE to launch.
PyCrust is part of th
Hi Nick,
Installing wxPython on Windows creates a Scripts folder, in which the
goodies like PyCrust and Pyalamos are installed, you can run it and be
good to go.
On *nix, the scripts would be installed in the prefix's bin dir,
hopefully all starting with py :-)
The PyCrust is a better python shel
Hi Alan,
Your excitement for the PyCrust IDE made me want to check it out, but
after downloading wxPython and the "Docs and Demos" at
http://www.wxpython.org/download.php#prerequisites
I've not been able to find an IDE to launch. Can you explain what I need
to do?
Thanks,
Nick
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Is anyone else out there using PyCrust as their python shell?
I've been using it for a few weeks now and I'm completely sold.
It is the best shell I've used, everything just seems to work.
I can cut n paste sections of interpreter code and PyCrust
correctly strips out the prompts and organises th
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