On 10/9/07, Gabriel Hasbun <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > My other option is to switch from editor? > from IDLE to an editor. On 10/9/07, Luke Paireepinart <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Gabriel Hasbun wrote: > > I guessed that solution was the only workaround. > perhaps the only one without other consequences...
> You can get rid of the -n command line argument on the 'edit with IDLE' > shortcut, which > will keep it from not opening a subprocess. > Since the subprocess should open then, you shouldn't have problems with > Pygame anymore. > But obviously that -n switch is there for compatibility purposes so it > may cause issues when you remove it. > How do you do it though? > For more detailed instructions on editing the 'edit with IDLE' shortcut, > look in this lists' archives, > or if you can't find it I can dredge up an old e-mail I wrote explaining > it that should help. > That's where I got all my info, so I think you're the expert here. Ian
