I need quick advice; I can delete the thread after it's answered.
I'm running IDLE with python 3.1 on a Mac, and I can't create multiple-string programs while it's actively running python shell. Even pasting multiple string commands into the shell results in the shell only running the first string.
So I have to save all of my programs in separate windows and then manually run them to see real results (this wouldn't be a problem if I the text was still colored as I wrote it, but it isn't and I find it easier to read this way). Is there a way to run multiple-string programs in in an active shell?
So I have to save all of my programs in separate windows and then manually run them to see real results (this wouldn't be a problem if I the text was still colored as I wrote it, but it isn't and I find it easier to read this way). http://elvis.the-little-red-haired-girl.org/
>>6 Syntax Highlighting is the #1 feature(along with brace matching) i switched from metapad to Notepad2.
It simplifies code editing and points out obvious typos instantly.
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I noticed this in python 2.5 (I'll upgrade someday) too, but is it so hard to type in the program instead of pasting it? Alternatively, wrap it up in a function >>> def foo():
#your shit
>>> foo()
I'm sure there's a real answer, but I've just woken up and I'm not going to look for it.