Hi folks. I'm learning Python from the Mark Lutz Book, Programming
Python 3rd edition.
He seems to be able to invoke the Python interpreter from any command
line prompt.
C:\temppython
C:\PP3rdEd\examplespython
C:\PP3rdEd\Examples\PP3E\Systemcd
Whereas I am only able to invoke it when the
waltbrad wrote:
Hi folks. I'm learning Python from the Mark Lutz Book, Programming
Python 3rd edition.
He seems to be able to invoke the Python interpreter from any command
line prompt.
C:\temppython
C:\PP3rdEd\examplespython
C:\PP3rdEd\Examples\PP3E\Systemcd
Whereas I am only
On Dec 9, 8:54 am, Adonis Vargas [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
waltbrad wrote:
Hi folks. I'm learning Python from the Mark Lutz Book, Programming
Python 3rd edition.
He seems to be able to invoke the Python interpreter from any command
line prompt.
C:\temppython
Hi,
You need to edit your path variable. (I'm assuming you're using
Windows). Go to:
Settings Control Panel System Advanced Environment Variables.
Now double click on 'Path' and append ;C:\Python25\ (minus the
quotation marks) to the text displayed in the Variable Value box.
BW,
John
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waltbrad wrote:
Is there a way to set this so I can also invoke it from any command
line prompt?
You can follow Adonis' advice but I'm going a different path on my
computer because I've multiple versions of Python installed on my box.
I usually put a simple batch file in c:\Windows, e.g.
