Re: [Audyssey] Python 2.7

2016-03-03 Thread Carter Temm
Hi, In python 2.7 theres an option in the python installer to add environment variables or a direct shortcut to python. Or at least I think it was available when I installed it which was a while ago. On 2/18/16, ishan dhami wrote: > Hi Jacob according to the book The varriable should Like that >

Re: [Audyssey] Python 2.7

2016-02-19 Thread ishan dhami
OK this topic will continue in audiogames.net forum where I ask various questions On 2/20/16, jacob Kruger wrote: > Like said, have no experience using power shell at all - maybe ask > mainstream pythonista's? > > All I've ever had to do was edit the main/normal path system environment > variable

Re: [Audyssey] Python 2.7

2016-02-19 Thread jacob Kruger
Like said, have no experience using power shell at all - maybe ask mainstream pythonista's? All I've ever had to do was edit the main/normal path system environment variable. Jacob Kruger Blind Biker Skype: BlindZA "Roger Wilco wants to welcome you...to the space janitor's closet..." On 2016

Re: [Audyssey] Python 2.7

2016-02-19 Thread ishan dhami
Hi Jacob I am now totally confused whether I have changed the value of power shell path or another. Well there are two path variable one is for power shell which have the %root sets of value one another has some website path I think Which one I have to edit? Thanks Ishan On 2/19/16, jacob Kruger

Re: [Audyssey] Python 2.7

2016-02-18 Thread jacob Kruger
Think they want you to add that set of values to path environment variable, making sure they're also separated from prior entries by a ; character. And, I only worry about the actual path to python.exe itself, when working with python 2.7. Jacob Kruger Blind Biker Skype: BlindZA "Roger Wilco

Re: [Audyssey] Python 2.7

2016-02-18 Thread ishan dhami
Hi Jacob Have you looked at my varriable value? I just want to confirm that if it is right then why Python gives me the standard error. Please tell me whether I have to edit the value of power shell varriable. I have pasted the varriable value Thanks Ishan On 2/18/16, jacob Kruger wrote: > You do

Re: [Audyssey] Python 2.7

2016-02-18 Thread jacob Kruger
You don't want to change any of the others, but, just make sure c:\python27 is included either at the end, or in the beginning, separated from other values using the ; character. Stay well Jacob Kruger Blind Biker Skype: BlindZA "Roger Wilco wants to welcome you...to the space janitor's closet

Re: [Audyssey] Python 2.7

2016-02-18 Thread ishan dhami
Hi Jacob according to the book The varriable should Like that %SystemRoot%\System32\Wbem;%SYSTEMROOT%\System32\WindowsPowerShell\v1.0\;C:\Python27 ( Is this right or Should I change other varriable's value Thanks Ishan On 2/18/16, jacob Kruger wrote: > What's currently in your path environment va

Re: [Audyssey] Python 2.7

2016-02-18 Thread jacob Kruger
What's currently in your path environment variable? Jacob Kruger Blind Biker Skype: BlindZA "Roger Wilco wants to welcome you...to the space janitor's closet..." On 2016-02-18 12:35 PM, ishan dhami wrote: Hi Jacob Yes this error is coming whenever I open Python from command line Please guide me

Re: [Audyssey] Python 2.7

2016-02-18 Thread ishan dhami
Hi Jacob Yes this error is coming whenever I open Python from command line Please guide me how to solve that Thanks Ishan On 2/18/16, jacob Kruger wrote: > Do you get the standard error message if you just type in python from > command line? > > 'python' is not recognized as an internal or extern

Re: [Audyssey] Python 2.7

2016-02-18 Thread jacob Kruger
Do you get the standard error message if you just type in python from command line? 'python' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file. If you just type in path at command line, and hit enter, it should print out the whole value, with each piece separ

[Audyssey] Python 2.7

2016-02-18 Thread ishan dhami
Hi programmers! I am just stuck in Python 2.7 I am reading a bite of Python by Swaroop It is a great book indeed. So My question is that After the value has changed of environment variable then why I am not able to open Python from the command line However I write print " hello world" and it will g