Allow spyder to run arbitrary .py file until specified line number

[Savin Beniwal]

Dear All

I would like to attract your attention to my query. The query is as follows.

I have written a code of more than 200 lines for my cosmology problem. Every time, I have to run some lines of this code rather than full code. For this, Usually, I select these lines and run using F9.  Unfortunately, Now I'm exhausted from this process. I would like to know some other way to do the same thing, if any.

Is the following one of the possible way to do above work?

--When I run full file or press F5, so before executing full code, the console would ask me from which line number to which line number would you like to run python file? Then console will run only python lines between the user's defined line number. 

It is just my thought, I'm sorry for spyder/python this process may be pointless. I'm also sorry If couldn't my point clearly. Please let me know.

I'm eagerly waiting for your reply.

With Regards!!!

[Devidas Kushnure]

Hi Savin Bansal,

you can modify ur code and use 

except and try keywords of python to run a particular block of code.

Hope this will help you.

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[bcolsen]

For this I use sys.exit() on the line that I want to stop execution at. After that I use code cells #%% to make my visualization from the data

[Fábio Casagrande Hirono]

Hi Savin,

Have you tried using cells? You can break your script in cells by adding the special comment "#%%" at the beginning of a line. The cell where the cursor is currently positioned is considered the 'active' cell, and you can run it with "CTRL+ENTER".

https://docs.spyder-ide.org/editor.html#defining-code-cells

Kind Regards,
Fabio

[Savin Beniwal]

Hey Fabio

Yes, you're absolutely correct. Recently, I started to work with the same. Honestly, this is what I was waiting for.

Thank you, Fabio, for your reply.