> Have you tried to write a simple "hello world" program and see if that runs?
>
Yes , it runs fine and shows the out put correctly.
> If your scripts are expecting any input from STDIN then you'll need to
> change the configuration of Padre:
>
Yes , You got it right here. I was wondering how some of my scripts that
did not expect any user input got executed fine but the scripts that
expected user input did not. So the actual issues was that the scripts
that required user input did not work while those that did not need user
input worked fine.
> Make sure this is checked:
> Tools/Preferences/Run Parameters/Use external window for execution
>
I did this configuration change and it worked fine. I have a question
here though. Why is there a seperate window for scripts that need user
input for it to work and why not use the existing output window ? Please
enlighten me in this regard.
> BTW which version of Padre are you using and how did you install it?
>
I am using Padre 0.50 , I used the command : sudo aptitude install padre
on my ubuntu 10.04 laptop.
>
> regards
> Gabor
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