Ryan Charpentier wrote:
I've only had this problem when i'm running my program from IDLE. I
think this is because IDLE runs the code from the same interpreter its
using instead of starting a separate process.
You can force IDLE to use a separate process by removing the '-n' flag
under
Windows folder
'Tools...'
'Folder Options'...
'File Types'
click on .py
'Advanced'
click on 'Edit with Idle'
'edit'
then remove the -n from 'Application used to perform action' box
I do this every time I reinstall or upgrade Python, and it saves me a
world of hurt.
--Kamilche
