I am currently using Xubuntu and I would like to know whether it is possible or not to allow DrPython to choose one specific Python interpreter. It chooses 2.4 by default but I would like it to use 2.5 instead. (Note that I can switch to Python 2.5 completely and DrPython will use it since it uses /usr/bin/python. But I would like it to use /usr/bin/python2.5 instead and still have 2.4 on /usr/bin/python). I already tried "#! /usr/bin/env python2.5 and #! /usr/bin/python2.5" in the files but it did not work. Any ideas?
Thank u very much!
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Hi,
the simplest solution is to launch DrPython with the desired version of Python
but I had an idea:
I modified the code of drpython.py in order to execute the script with the version given in the first line of the script (e.g. #!/usr/bin/python2.5 to force version 2.5 instead of the defaut one)
After line 2425:
it was originally
else:
self.runcommand((self.pythexec + " -u " + self.prefs.pythonargs + ' "' + self.txtDocument.filename + '"' + largs), "Running " + filen, filen) #patch: [ 1366679 ] Goto Line Should Not Display At Top Of Window
I turned it into
else:
test=open(self.txtDocument.filename)
ligne1=test.readline()
test.close()
if "/usr/bin/python" in ligne1:
self.pythexec=ligne1[2:] # normally, it's adequate
self.runcommand((self.pythexec + " -u " + self.prefs.pythonargs + ' "' + self.txtDocument.filename + '"' + largs), "Running " + filen, filen) #patch: [ 1366679 ] Goto Line Should Not Display At Top Of Window
self.pythexec=sys.executable # to go back to the original executable
hoping it may help (or even it might be integrated in DrPython, in a cleaner way, for example by some menu allowing you to choose the python version you want to use for a specific script)
ricolai
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Should that patch go into drpyhton.py? Is that needed more times? One could read out the first line of current document (GetLine(0)) and compare it to the python path
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this path should go into drpython.py for me and it leed's me to:
does drpython support virtualenv ?
I could just creat a virtualenv install drpython in it (it should be on the pypi to make it really simple)like that I have the packages and interpreter I need for the project I'm working on will not touching my system default.
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Hi all
I am currently using Xubuntu and I would like to know whether it is possible or not to allow DrPython to choose one specific Python interpreter. It chooses 2.4 by default but I would like it to use 2.5 instead. (Note that I can switch to Python 2.5 completely and DrPython will use it since it uses /usr/bin/python. But I would like it to use /usr/bin/python2.5 instead and still have 2.4 on /usr/bin/python). I already tried "#! /usr/bin/env python2.5 and #! /usr/bin/python2.5" in the files but it did not work. Any ideas?
Thank u very much!
Hello,
sorry, at the moment not.
Do you want to open a python prompt with another python exectutable or run a program with it.
For Python prompt you could perhaps write a DrScript:
savedpythexec = DrFrame.pythexec
DrFrame.pythexec = <your python exec>
DrFrame.OnPython(None) or DrFrame.ExecutePython()
DrFrame.pythexec = savedpythexec
and bind it to a key.
The same perhaps (write an own script) to run the current file in a buffer.
Hi,
the simplest solution is to launch DrPython with the desired version of Python
but I had an idea:
I modified the code of drpython.py in order to execute the script with the version given in the first line of the script (e.g. #!/usr/bin/python2.5 to force version 2.5 instead of the defaut one)
After line 2425:
it was originally
else:
self.runcommand((self.pythexec + " -u " + self.prefs.pythonargs + ' "' + self.txtDocument.filename + '"' + largs), "Running " + filen, filen) #patch: [ 1366679 ] Goto Line Should Not Display At Top Of Window
I turned it into
else:
test=open(self.txtDocument.filename)
ligne1=test.readline()
test.close()
if "/usr/bin/python" in ligne1:
self.pythexec=ligne1[2:] # normally, it's adequate
self.runcommand((self.pythexec + " -u " + self.prefs.pythonargs + ' "' + self.txtDocument.filename + '"' + largs), "Running " + filen, filen) #patch: [ 1366679 ] Goto Line Should Not Display At Top Of Window
self.pythexec=sys.executable # to go back to the original executable
hoping it may help (or even it might be integrated in DrPython, in a cleaner way, for example by some menu allowing you to choose the python version you want to use for a specific script)
ricolai
Should that patch go into drpyhton.py? Is that needed more times? One could read out the first line of current document (GetLine(0)) and compare it to the python path
this path should go into drpython.py for me and it leed's me to:
does drpython support virtualenv ?
I could just creat a virtualenv install drpython in it (it should be on the pypi to make it really simple)like that I have the packages and interpreter I need for the project I'm working on will not touching my system default.