DrPython, that I discovered quite recently, is in nearly any way much superior to other editors.
What I miss most in DrPython with respect to IDLE is -when debugging- the possibility to run a file and in case of error to get a readable error message: in fact, something happens but I cannot read that fast.
Anybody knows of a way of writing the error message to the prompt (maybe adding an amendment to drpython.py)?
Hi,
Place a 0 inside the parens and you will get the errors.
The other way is make sure you run it in the cmd line
app = wx.App(0)
call() #Program
app.MainLoop()
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From: raffaello
To: Forum utenti WxWidgedts
DrPython, that I discovered quite recently, is in nearly any way much superior to other editors.
What I miss most in DrPython with respect to IDLE is -when debugging- the possibility to run a file and in case of error to get a readable error message: in fact, something happens but I cannot read that fast.
Anybody knows of a way of writing the error message to the prompt (maybe adding an amendment to drpython.py)?
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Wonderful. But where in the documentation did you discover it?
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2008/5/3 FT chester_lab@fltg.net:
Hi,
Place a 0 inside the parens and you will get the errors.
The other way is make sure you run it in the cmd line
app = wx.App(0)
call() #Program
app.MainLoop()
From: raffaello
To: Forum utenti WxWidgedts
DrPython, that I discovered quite recently, is in nearly any way much superior to other editors.
What I miss most in DrPython with respect to IDLE is -when debugging- the possibility to run a file and in case of error to get a readable error message: in fact, something happens but I cannot read that fast.
Anybody knows of a way of writing the error message to the prompt (maybe adding an amendment to drpython.py)?
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raffaello wrote:
Wonderful. But where in the documentation did you discover it?
http://wxpython.org/docs/api/wx.App-class.html#__init__
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