OK, so from Finder. In that case can you open a Terminal window and
drag the python folder into the Terminal - that should navigate you to
the same folder. Then try running IDLE by typing
python ./idle.py
At the terminal prompt.
I meant to say that this will let you see any error
Sorry, I was assuming too much knowledge I suspect.
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MacBook-001FF3569577-4:~ fedka2$ /Applications/Python\ 3.2
This line is the prompt plus the folder that you dragged :-
/Applications/Python\ 3.2
You needed to type cd first (no RETURN just cd)
Thanks again, I'm going to push my luck and ask you a final question
on this subject, you've been really helpful. Should I be able to
locate idle.py with a spotlight search. I can't seem to locate it...
Here is what terminal gave me
MacBook-001FF3569577-4:~ fedka2$ cd /Applications/Python\ 3.2
Thanks Alan,
It seems like it was a keybinding issue. When I dragged IDLE into a
terminal window I got a laundry list of errors having to do with
correct keys. I switched to a built in key set classic mac, and I'm
running.
I really appreciated your help with this.
Paul
On Wed, Mar 7, 2012 at
Hello folks,
I am new to programming and choosing python as my first language to
learn, thus excuse the perhaps naiveté of this question and the way it
is formulated. For the last few weeks I've been trying to solve an
issue running python on mac snow leopard 10.6.8. I was running a
version of
On 06/03/12 09:51, Paul Douglas Grant wrote:
issue running python on mac snow leopard 10.6.8. I was running a
version of python that was preinstalled on my computer. At some point
in reading the python website I saw that version 3.2.2 was available
and recommended. After downloading and
Please use ReplyAll to include the group.
formulation of the question. Ultimately the brute question is why
can't I get IDLE to work...
I did uninstall the version that came with mac.
In a terminal I get version 2.7.2(?)
OK, That's good because I think that's the same as the default install
On 06/03/12 18:12, ALAN GAULD wrote:
OK, so from Finder. In that case can you open a Terminal window and
drag the python folder into the Terminal - that should navigate you to
the same folder. Then try running IDLE by typing
python ./idle.py
At the terminal prompt.
I meant to say that this
ok, so I just started working with python, however I have been working with
Java for awhile, and am fairly familiar with it. my problem with Python is
for the IDLE editor, and it is this: the return key, or enter key not only
moves the editor to the next line, but also executes the script. so if I
On Tue, Dec 30, 2008 at 12:05 PM, Pearce Michal
yodaalmighty2...@gmail.com wrote:
ok, so I just started working with python, however I have been working with
Java for awhile, and am fairly familiar with it. my problem with Python is
for the IDLE editor, and it is this: the return key, or enter
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