Interactive Editor for Python

Hi, Pyzo needs an upgrade to use python 3.7 : within \source\pyzo\yoton\clientserver.py the variable

Users can copy ~/.iep/config.ssdf to ~/.pyzo/config.ssdf. This will make settings and shortcuts work

https://github.com/pyzo/pyzo/issues/389 From: valerio....@gmail.com Sent: 11 April 2016 12:51 To

> But does disabling the ipython shell have any other impact? Attched screenshot. Not really, some

Your question does not seem to relate to IEP, and I am not familiar with pywinauto. You probably want

Thank you! From: cold...@gmail.com Sent: 14 March 2016 06:25 To: Interactive Editor for Python

Thanks! That fixed the problem for me. On Tue, Mar 15, 2016 at 6:47 AM, Almar Klein <almar.klein@

If you import a module, importing it again will not load the actual file again, because Python

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Hi, Per instruction, I tried to update scipy in iep by saying "conda update scipy". The

The binaries for Linux are build for x86, not for AMD, like a raspberry Pi. To run IEP on a raspberry

I just answered most of these questions in your previous email. For the %recall IPython command, it

> I fixed the problem with IEP not running by deleting the whole folder heirarchy and recopying

https://groups.google.com/d/msg/iep_/wrxbDTftZ5o/Yeco5qROAQAJ From: s.wal...@gmail.com Sent: 25

Nope. The only thing I changed was that in the IEP shell configuration I changed the gui

Use arrow keys to go up and down the list, then select with tab. You can also change the select key

I think that if you create a shell configuration where the EXE is simply “python”, it should work

Ludo, Yes, that was it. Using the non-default Python, I can successfully import PyQt4 (and nltk too).

Hi, you can have a look at the source in iep/codeeditor/base.py Check “about IEP” to find the

Oh wow. I can reproduce this on Linux too. The dock widget for the shell is not closable, but

You probably want to use IEP's debugging system instead. A debugger usually has its own mini

And relatedly, what if you want to continue a statement on the next line? The indentation on that

I would not consider this an IEP-specific problem, but more a general Python question. You might be

I think the command should be: >>> hi() You did not call the function, so you simply got the

Well, thank you! Le Mardi 15 septembre 2015 9h36, Almar Klein <almar...@gmail.com> a écrit :

Hi Ryan, Autocompletion works for all buildins, for any objects that are "live" in the

I've got mine ;-) File "editor.py", I'd replaced the "deleteLines()"

Thanks for your comments and suggestions! > toggle comment We have that under ctrl+R, ctrl+T On 07

Hi Volker, What do you mean? There is a green ellipse in the line number area that indicates where

Got to menu > shell > shell configurations. There you can verify that the python interpreter (