Re: Run command and Python virtual environments

[Rich Siegel]

On 1 Mar 2024, at 9:11, Benjamin Davidson wrote:

> [Update] I can make this work by including the path to my virtual
> environments python installation in the shebang line:
>
> ie:
>
> #!/Users/me/dev/bbedit_test/venv/bin/python
>
> import requests
> ...
>
> But this still leaves me wondering what the setting, "Always use python
> when a virtual environment is active" is supposed to do.

Ordinarily, when using "Run" from the #! menu, BBEdit will figure out whether 
to use `python` or `python3` to run Python scripts which don't have a !# line.

If "Always use “python” when a virtual environment is active" is turned on, 
*and* a Conda virtual environment is selected in the #! menu, then BBEdit will 
always run `python` and will not try to run `python3`.

Ordinarily, a #! line of "#!/usr/bin/env python" is enough, provided that your 
external Unix environment has $PATH set up correctly.

R.


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Re: Run command and Python virtual environments

[Benjamin Davidson]

[Update] I can make this work by including the path to my virtual 
environments python installation in the shebang line:

ie:

#!/Users/me/dev/bbedit_test/venv/bin/python

import requests
...

But this still leaves me wondering what the setting, "Always use python 
when a virtual environment is active" is supposed to do.

Thanks!
On Thursday, February 29, 2024 at 5:22:00 PM UTC-5 Benjamin Davidson wrote:

> I'm trying to use the *#! : Run* command with Python scripts but I'm 
> unsure how to get the command to use the virtual environment that exists in 
> the workspace folder. 
>
> In the Python language settings, there is a an option to "Always use 
> python when a virtual environment is active" which sounds like what I want 
> but checking the box seems to have no effect. 
>
> Any tips on how to make this work?
>
> Thanks!
>

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Run command and Python virtual environments

[Benjamin Davidson]

I'm trying to use the *#! : Run* command with Python scripts but I'm unsure 
how to get the command to use the virtual environment that exists in the 
workspace folder. 

In the Python language settings, there is a an option to "Always use python 
when a virtual environment is active" which sounds like what I want but 
checking the box seems to have no effect. 

Any tips on how to make this work?

Thanks!

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