Eric S. Johansson | 1 Mar 2012 10:54

win-32

imenu-add-to-menu-bar: imenu-create-index-function =py-imenu-create-index-new
File mode specification error: (file-error "Searching for program" "no such file 
or directory" "python")

finally getting back to doing some Python work. I grabbed the latest off of 
launchpad and installed in win32 Emacs (23.1). I got the above error when I 
loaded the file. From searching the net, it looks like I need to define a Python 
interpreter. Is this still correct?
Andreas Röhler | 1 Mar 2012 14:26
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Re: win-32

Am 01.03.2012 10:54, schrieb Eric S. Johansson:
> imenu-add-to-menu-bar: imenu-create-index-function
> =py-imenu-create-index-new
> File mode specification error: (file-error "Searching for program" "no
> such file or directory" "python")
>
> finally getting back to doing some Python work. I grabbed the latest off
> of launchpad and installed in win32 Emacs (23.1). I got the above error
> when I loaded the file. From searching the net, it looks like I need to
> define a Python interpreter. Is this still correct?

Hi Eric,

would consider that a bug. Python code should be editable also if no 
Python installed - with some restrictions at least.

May I ask you for a complete report starting from emacs -Q?

Thanks for your help,

Andreas
lpeng564@gmail.com | 2 Mar 2012 12:07
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Re: Python-mode Digest, Vol 93, Issue 2

Re:  win-32 (Andreas R?hler)

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Andreas Röhler | 2 Mar 2012 19:34
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Fwd: [Question #189464]: How to run __main__ programs inside python-mode?

New question #189464 on python-mode.el:
https://answers.launchpad.net/python-mode/+question/189464

I'm probably missing something obvious, but what's the best way to use 
python-mode to run/debug python scripts that are designed to be run from 
the command line? In particular, the problem I face is that while 
__main__ is set fine, if my code tries to access sys.argv, it gets 
information that is not very useful, e.g.,

In [5]: sys.argv
Out[5]: ['/Library/Frameworks/EPD64.framework/Versions/7.2/bin/ipython', 
'-i']

I could always write a main() function, set up my own argument list, and 
then call main(myargs), or something similar, but this isn't so 
convenient when all I want to do is run someone else's sample code.

How do others deal with this? Is there a facility in python-mode (or 
should there be) to pass a user-defined sys.argv to scripts run by 
pressing C-c C-c?
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> I'm probably missing something obvious, but what's the best way to use 
> python-mode to run/debug python scripts that are designed to be run from 
> the command line? In particular, the problem I face is that while 
> __main__ is set fine, if my code tries to access sys.argv, it gets 
> information that is not very useful, e.g.,
> 
> In [5]: sys.argv
> Out[5]: ['/Library/Frameworks/EPD64.framework/Versions/7.2/bin/ipython', 
> '-i']
> 
> I could always write a main() function, set up my own argument list, and 
> then call main(myargs), or something similar, but this isn't so 
> convenient when all I want to do is run someone else's sample code.
> 
> How do others deal with this? Is there a facility in python-mode (or 
> should there be) to pass a user-defined sys.argv to scripts run by 
> pressing C-c C-c?
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Andreas Röhler | 13 Mar 2012 16:42
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display when py-shell-name tells path

Hi Barry, hi all,

after fixing lp:943832, py-execute-buffer ignores full-path py-shell-name
on my machine

a running py-shell buffer now displays proudly the full path, something like

*/home/MY-NAME/SOME-DIR/OTHER-DIR/Python-3.2.2/Python*

which might not be the right thing for daily work.

OTOH it seems worth somehow to discern such a thing - think also at virtualenv.

So like the prompt-change from virtualenv maybe have some prefix-display?

Cheers,

Andreas

Gmane