"Richard D. Moores" <rdmoo...@gmail.com> wrote
Question: When I dump in more that one line of any code (properly
indented), after running it once, I've never known how to run it
again
without a redump. The up arrow just gets me one line at a time. So,
how to do it?
It depends on your IDE.
On IDLE I think its Alt-P and Alt-N to cycle through previous and
next lines of history.
On Pythonwin its Ctrl-Up/Ctrl-Down
IDLE and Pythonwin put in whole blocks.
The XP CMD prompt uses up/down keys but only does single lines
A La Mode had some neat cut n paste features for correctly pasting
in blocks of code evern from other places - like email....
Not sure about any of the others.
Alan FG.
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