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IdleX - IDLE Extensions for Python ================================== Version 1.11.2 developer: Roger D. Serwy (RDS) email: serwy@illinois.edu web: http://idlex.sourceforge.net IdleX works with Python 2.6, 2.7, and 3.x. Installing IdleX ================ This is optional. You may run idlex.py directly without installing. python setup.py install --user Running IdleX ============= On Windows: 1) Extract the contents of the idlex-x.x.zip file. 2) Double-click "idlex.py" to launch IdleX. 3) Run "scripts/EditWithIdleX.py" if you want 'Edit with IdleX' in the right-click context menu. On Linux: 1) Open a terminal. 2) Change into the idlex directory. 3) Run: $ python idlex.py Demos ===== The "demos" directory has several .py files that detail the functionality of some of these extensions. Acknowledgements ================ Acknowledgements may be found in idlexlib/ACKS.txt Adding Extensions to Standard IDLE ================================== If you want to include an extension in the standard IDLE, copy the extension to "idlelib" and then modify idlelib/config-extensions.def to include the contents of "config_extension_def" found in the extension source code.