This is a general problem with GUI IDEs under Windows. There are IDEs
which can handle GUI running without interfering with the IDE itself (by
running the application in a seperate process). Those are Boa, I think,
and one of the for-pay IDEs as well, but PythonWin and IDLE are
definitely not "GUI-safe".
Good luck,
Mike
gabor farkas wrote:
> hi,
>
>
> i've just installed pyopengl ( windows xp, python 2.1 and after that
> python 2.2 ) and i tryed to run some of the examples..
>
> for example the lesson4 from the nehe tutorial...
>
> it worked...
>
> but then i tried to run it from an ide, like pythonwin... and it
> didn't work, the application simply froze together with pythonwin.
>
>
> after that i tried the dek/texturesurf example..
>
> it worked well when opened from the command line ( "python
> texturesurf.py" ), but when i try to run it from idle or pythonwin,
> the first time it works ok, but when i try to run it again, it says
> something like togl is an invalid name... i have to close and start
> idle/pythonwin again, load in the file and run it.
>
> any ideas?
>
> gabor farkas
>
>
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