Is there an easy way to specify the python version to use for a
particular block or sub-tree?
My use case is that I have mainly migrated to python 3, but there is
still the occasional library that has not been updated yet, so I need to
fall back to python 2.7 for some tasks.
I can work around
The attached patch should allow the specification of the python command
through a new :python header argument. E.g.,
#+begin_src python :python /path/to/python2
return 1 + 2
#+end_src
If someone who actually uses python could confirm that it works as
expected then I'll be happy to apply it.
Dear Sacha, Ian, and Eric
Thanks very much for your replies. Sacha's way is a clever idea and works
fine, but I think Eric's patch is the best solution in the long term.
Please see attached test file - the patch works perfectly. Although I did
have to study the manual carefully to work out how
I've just applied this patch. Thanks for the very attached nice test
and demonstration file.
Best,
William Henney when...@gmail.com writes:
Dear Sacha, Ian, and Eric
Thanks very much for your replies. Sacha's way is a clever idea and works
fine, but I think Eric's patch is the best
Hi
Is there an easy way to specify the python version to use for a particular
block or sub-tree?
My use case is that I have mainly migrated to python 3, but there is still
the occasional library that has not been updated yet, so I need to fall
back to python 2.7 for some tasks.
I can work
William Henney when...@gmail.com writes:
Hello, Will!
Is there an easy way to specify the python version to use for a particular
block or sub-tree?
Is it something you can define an inherited property or a tag for, and
then add some advice around org-babel-execute:python to check that
