Somewhat tangentially bouncing around in this
vicinity, I offer these remarks re our situation at
work, where we want students connecting over
the wire to have good first experience using Python.
Retention is an issue.
The school's guiding philosophy requires providing
real hands-on programming ex
gmail.com] on behalf of Andrew
Harrington [ahar...@luc.edu]
Sent: Wednesday, December 07, 2011 2:27 PM
To: John Zelle
Cc: edu-sig@python.org
Subject: Re: [Edu-sig] mac python graphics
Thanks, Juhn. I had somehow missed the latest version.
What complications does the single threading bring?
On Wed,
;
> --John
>
> John Zelle, PhD
> Professor of Computer Science
> Wartburg College
>
> --
> *From:*
> edu-sig-bounces+john.zelle=wartburg@python.org[edu-sig-bounces+john.zelle=
> wartburg@python.org] on behalf of Andrew Harrington [ahar...@luc.ed
On Dec 7, 2011, at 12:45 PM, Andrew Harrington wrote:
> I just got my first Mac. I know issues with Mac graphics have been discussed
> before, but I'm not sure what is relevant with OSX Lion.
>
> With the active state Tcl and the standard python.org python and idle appears
> fine.
> Still i
Argh. iPhone big finger button clumsiness. Don't know if my reply sent
or not. So trying again...
Try running idle in no sub process mode. Add -n to the cmd line args.
On 12/7/11, Andrew Harrington wrote:
> I just got my first Mac. I know issues with Mac graphics have been
> discussed before, b
07, 2011 11:45 AM
To: edu-sig@python.org
Subject: [Edu-sig] mac python graphics
I just got my first Mac. I know issues with Mac graphics have been discussed
before, but I'm not sure what is relevant with OSX Lion.
With the active state Tcl and the standard python.org<http://python.org
I just got my first Mac. I know issues with Mac graphics have been
discussed before, but I'm not sure what is relevant with OSX Lion.
With the active state Tcl and the standard python.org python and idle
appears fine.
Still if I try running a Zelle graphic program inside or outside idle I get
a f
