How do i get pygame to work with pyscripter?

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Milleja46

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Nov 5, 2011, 9:57:58 PM11/5/11
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Ok i thought i'd done this right...i went to the python path setting
in pyscripter and told it to use pygame in the path yet it still
refuses to use it.... I'm using pygame for py3.2 if it helps o_o i
just want to be able to use it with this...

Kiriakos Vlahos

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Nov 6, 2011, 3:52:58 PM11/6/11
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You need to install pygame in the python version you are using with PyScripter.  There is no need to mess with the Pyscripter path.

After that, you need to use the remote engine (Run, Python Engine, Remote) and reinitialize before each run, which should be done automatically by default.  With the remote engine debugging it should work OK.

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Kiriakos



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Joshua Miller

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Nov 6, 2011, 6:00:27 PM11/6/11
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Then why does it report that it's not working? I have it installed,
and remote is enabled and i reinitialized like you said and it still
says no module named pygame is installed...what's odder is i'm in the
pyscritper for py3.2 but py2.7 paths is listed(which i do have py2.7
but i'm currently only using py3.2), and i need py3.2 which is what i
am using for pygame

PyScripter

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Nov 7, 2011, 4:39:31 AM11/7/11
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  • Do you have a standard 32-bit python 3.2 distribution from www.python.org installed?
  • When you open the standard 32-bit python 3.2 shell, does
import pygame

work?
  • Is there a PYTHONHOME and/or PYTHONPATH environment defined in your system that conflicts with the python version you use (3.2)?

Joshua Miller

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Nov 7, 2011, 7:11:56 AM11/7/11
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to the first part it does...but it probably won't work because i
loaded the 64-bit versions of both XD

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PyScripter

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Nov 7, 2011, 8:09:48 AM11/7/11
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PyScripter currently only works with the 32-bit version of Python.

Joshua Miller

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Nov 7, 2011, 9:02:31 AM11/7/11
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well that stinks....i need a way around IDLE since that just seems to
crash alot and thought this might work.....oh well...

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