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Forrest Sheng Bao | 16 Mar 2009 23:21
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how to only display wanted variables in debug control?

Hi,

I am using IDLE. I have lots of variables. Thus, there is a long list in the "debug control" window, local and global. But I just want to see part of them. What can I do to make it?

Cheers,
Forrest

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Hatem Nassrat | 17 Mar 2009 00:57
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Restart Shell, No Longer Being Offered?

Hi,

Although I am not a windows user, I am helping a couple of people
learn the awesome Language that is Python. Doing so requires them to
experiment with the Python Shell and forcefully put errors and what
not. One thing that I found quite irritating is that there was no easy
way to clear the shell from what was already loaded in it. However, it
seems that the documentation states that it is possible:

    Shell Menu (only in Shell window):

        View Last Restart -- Scroll the shell window to the last restart
        Restart Shell     -- Restart the interpreter with a fresh environment

Any clues on how I can reach this menu, or get to these options within
an Idle Python Shell would be great.

Thanks,

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dalba | 19 Mar 2009 08:03
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Re: Help needed for using IDLE under Ubuntu 8.04


I have exactly the same problem here.
Isn't there any solution?
(I'm running Ubuntu 8.10 x64 and Python 2.5.2)

kay2008 wrote:
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> got any clue yet? I encountered the same problem under Ubuntu 8.10, I
> think the problem is with the call tip, that is the small box poped up
> giving you a tip with regarding to the arguments expected when you type a
> function. The problem occur not only when you type the closing
> parenthesis, in fact, whatever you type, once the call tip box disappear,
> the problem arise.
> Ubuntu: 8.10 Chinese Mainland
> Python: 2.6
> IDLE: 2.6
> TK:8.4
> 

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