Hello Wei Su,
I don't think IDLE has a concept of 'executing selected statements'. You
have two main windows with IDLE - one for writing whole programs, which
you can then run by pressing F5, and an interactive environment which
behaves like the normal Python interactive interpreter (executing
individual statements or blocks like function and class definitions etc).
All the best,
Michael Foord
Wei Su wrote:
Hi, All:
I am a really green user of Python. And I am now using IDLE. The most
significant inconvenience so far is that I still cannot figure out how
to run selected statements in the interactive mode. In SAS, I can do
F3, in R, F5 and in Matlab F9. But I tried all these keys and still
cannot figure out how to run selected statements/commands. I am using
Windows XP.
Any help will be really great!
Wei Su
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