I use it for a lot of python programming, and I've noticed that the
BBEdit actually uses the wrong python interpreter: I've python 2.3
in /usr/bin/python and python 2.4 in /usr/local/bin. Is there some
way I can tell it to use the latter for running and checking scripts?
Yours,
Andrew
Thanks to everyone for all of the help.
The problem seems to be that BBEdit does *NOT* look at $PATH, at
least as set in my .tchsrc, which indeed gives me the /usr/local/bin/
python executable from the shell. Instead, it appears to look in
environment.plist for a PATH variable (even when invoked with the
bbedit command-line utility).
On a vaguely-related note: one thing I miss from emacs is the ability
to run python under a shell, and go back and forth between editing
and running as if in an 'IDE' (to be fair, emacs wasn't too good at
this with things like ipython, although it's a fabulous shell for
RSI's IDL language). But the nearest equivalent, the 'shell
worksheet' doesn't work with programs like python which do their own
I/O. Has anyone done anything like this inside BBEdit?
Andrew
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