Hi!
Does anyone know of a way of externally running a python script on the fly in the IDLE "Python shell", when running windows? I am asking, because I would prefer to use an external editor for editing scripts, but because of unicode problems with running scripts in command line Python, I would like them to be executed in the IDLE shell.
What I am looking for is something like D:\Python\pythonw.exe script.py[/color blue].
Problem is, the startup command for IDLE in this case would be: D:\Python\pythonw.exe D:\Python\Lib\idlelib\idle.pyw[/color blue].
I tried using:
D:\Python\pythonw.exe D:\Python\Lib\idlelib\idle.pyw D:\Python\script.py[/color blue] which works in a way, it runs the Shell, but place the script in the "Edit script windows" without running it. My prefered behaviour would be if I could use the IDLE shell just like the default python.exe: D:\Python\python.exe script.py [/color blue]
Does anyone know of a way of externally running a python script on the fly in the IDLE "Python shell", when running windows? I am asking, because I would prefer to use an external editor for editing scripts, but because of unicode problems with running scripts in command line Python, I would like them to be executed in the IDLE shell.
What I am looking for is something like D:\Python\pythonw.exe script.py[/color blue].
Problem is, the startup command for IDLE in this case would be: D:\Python\pythonw.exe D:\Python\Lib\idlelib\idle.pyw[/color blue].
I tried using:
D:\Python\pythonw.exe D:\Python\Lib\idlelib\idle.pyw D:\Python\script.py[/color blue] which works in a way, it runs the Shell, but place the script in the "Edit script windows" without running it. My prefered behaviour would be if I could use the IDLE shell just like the default python.exe: D:\Python\python.exe script.py [/color blue]
