On 25 dec 2008, at 20:17, Dan wrote:
Thanks everyone so far for the help.
In regard to IDLE - right now when I type IDLE at the terminal I get
a python shell that looks like the attached image (myidle.jpg). As
you can see there is no real GUI with menu, as opposed to the full
IDLE progr
Thanks everyone so far for the help.
In regard to IDLE - right now when I type IDLE at the terminal I get a
python shell that looks like the attached image (myidle.jpg). As you
can see there is no real GUI with menu, as opposed to the full IDLE
program (see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fil
You didn't hurt your system install. I've been running python built from
source like that alongside my system python for years with no problems.
Not sure about IDLE... Mine works fine with 2.5.2 compiled and installed as
you did.
I'm curious of what the real benefits of installing python as a fra
Thanks for requesting clarification. I am running Leopard (10.5.6) I
installed from source - and just used the standard:
./configure
make
make test
sudo make install
I searched the archives of this discussion group, and learned I could
see where all pythons are installed, and
HI everyone. Wondering if anyone can help a newbie. I tried
installing python 3 on my mac and think I messed up a bit:
1. I didn't do the altinstall option. Is this really bad, and should
I uninstall and try again? Right now I have to type "python3.0" to get
it to work at terminal screen
