Re: [spyder] Question About Updating Code and Re-running Interpreter

[Carlos Córdoba]

Hi Adam,

If you make changes on the editor, you need to reevaluate your file
using the F5 key so that they are recognized by the console.

Cheers,
Carlos

El 26/12/12 03:00, Adam Becker escribió:
>
> Hello.
>
> I've begun using Spyder earlier today and I've really enjoyed its GUI
> features.
>
> I do have a question:
>
> Whenever I update my code in the text-editor, simply typing:
>
> import file_name
> filename.code
>
> in the interpreter does not recognize the changes; for some reason,
> the changes are not recognized unless I restart the interpreter.
>
> I'm not sure what exactly I'm doing wrong - I appreciate any help.
>
>
>
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[Pierre-Henri]

Le samedi 29 décembre 2012 23:23:13 UTC+1, FENG Xu a écrit :

I got the same problem. F5 does not work for me. However, reload(file_name) seems to do the trick. But I am wondering why this is not automatic even when I turn on User Module Deleter. I am using Spyder under Ubuntu 12. 04. Can anyone help? thx

On Wednesday, December 26, 2012 3:00:25 AM UTC-5, Adam Becker wrote:

Hello.

I've begun using Spyder earlier today and I've really enjoyed its GUI features.

I do have a question:

Whenever I update my code in the text-editor, simply typing:

import file_name

filename.code

in the interpreter does not recognize the changes; for some reason, the changes are not recognized unless I restart the interpreter.

I'm not sure what exactly I'm doing wrong - I appreciate any help.

The first time you execute the module being edited, you have to choose between executing in a new python shell or an existing shell. If you want the User Module Deleter to do its job automatically, of course you have to make sure to execute the module in an existing shell, not a separate one...

What I couldn't find so far though is, if you made a mistake, how do one tell spyder to change the choice, so as for example, from now one, have spyder rerun the module being edited in the current python shell ?

Quitting spyder and running it again does not work, and I couldn't find anything in the menus. The only way I couldn't find was to look for initialization files for spyder and manually edit them (that is, .spyder.ini under .spyder2 or .spyder2-27, looking for "configurations")

That is rather ugly of course... What would be the proper way ?

Pierre-Henri

[Jed Ludlow]

Quitting spyder and running it again does not work, and I couldn't find anything in the menus. The only way I couldn't find was to look for initialization files for spyder and manually edit them (that is, .spyder.ini under .spyder2 or .spyder2-27, looking for "configurations")

That is rather ugly of course... What would be the proper way ?

The run configuration for the file currently active in the editor can be set by choosing "Run...Configure..." from the menus or by using the F6 keyboard shortcut.

Regards,

Jed

[Pierre-Henri Jondot]

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Thanks !

Regards,

Pierre-Henri

[Carlos Córdoba]

We really need to write a "Hitchhiker's guide to Spyder"! ;-)

2012/12/31 Pierre-Henri Jondot <phjo...@gmail.com>

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[Adam Boaz Becker]

Just saw this: thanks guys!