Detlev Offenbach wrote:
On Sonntag, 20. Juli 2008, Tim Rue wrote:
Detlev Offenbach wrote:
On Samstag, 19. Juli 2008, Tim Rue wrote:
Hello, I've been using eric3 in the past and now eric4 on ubuntu latest.
version of eric4 is 4.1.6
Startup eric4 thru the applications menu as an application in a
terminal. In the past eric would use this terminal for console
applications. Currently I have not been able to get eric to see the
terminal. My console application breaks on an ncurses cbreak() err.
But it doesn't seem that eric is communicating with the terminal from
which it was started so not using ncurses doesn't help.
How do I fix this?
Thanks, and I think eric is the best.
Tim
Try setting the debugger options for "Console debugger"
(Debugger->General (Part 2)). Maybe you should disable the redirect
checkbox as well (Debugger->Python).
Regards,
Detlev
Detlev, this does not work and I'm puzzled by it.
But its good to know it is suppose to, as that is the way I set things
in eric4, as I did in eric3.
I again installed eric3 as a comparison and it seems to work ok,
[snip - see thread]
best,
Tim
I just tested it and it works over here. What I did was:
1. On Debugger->General (Page 2) enabled "Start debugger in console window".
2. On same page entered "konsole -e" in "Console Command".
Note: The redirection checkbox is irrelevant in this situation.
Regards,
Detlev
For the Mailing list.
This works and allows starting eric4 from the menu as an "application"
rather than an "application in a terminal."
Konsole is of course a KDE based application. So for use on Gnome based
Ubuntu there is KDE overhead to load.
Detlev got me started , as I did not understand possible Console Commands.
Now I have it set up with Console Commands using the lower overhead xterm:
xterm -rv -bc -fn '-*-courier-bold-r-normal--*-130-*-*-*-*-*-*'
-geometry 80x10+280+1000 -e
see x(7) man page for details of above options and the xterm man page
for the "-e" option
Thanks Detlev, I like it as it gives me the ability to better optimize
my dev space.
Tim
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