@potholiday with the preferences @elextr mentioned to change, when you press F5
(or Build->Execute) in Geany it will execute your script in the terminal tab.
What about that doesn't do what you want? It's not the _interactive_ Python
shell, but it's what you describe and how any IDEs work.
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@potholiday I pointed to the Python documentation because AFAICT there is no
way of making Python do what you want.
And as I pointed out, Geany knows about talking to a bash shell, not a Python
shell, since a bash shell is language independent and Geany is a multi-language
tool, not just a Pyth
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then start the repl by running python in the builtin terminal and then use the
Send selection to Terminal
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I want to use Geany as a full blown python IDE. I already have a keybinding
`Alt+Shift+F5` for sending selected lines to terminal. This is currently how I
run python script.
If I w
It doesn't make much sense to run a script/file in an interactive interpreter.
If you just want to send text to the Python REPL, then start the repl by
running `python` in the builtin terminal and then use the `Send selection to
Terminal` menu item/keybinding. If you just want to execute your sc
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Maybe the -i option is what you want?
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Tried it, I want a docked terminal/console . This is not a solution I want
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If you can figure out a command to do what you want you can set
Edit->Preferences->Terminal->Execute programs in the VTE and Don't use run
script to run the command in th
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Maybe the -i option is what you want?
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Tried it, I want a docked terminal/console . This is not a solution I want
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If you can figure out a command to do what you want you can set
Edit->Preferences->Terminal->Execute programs in the VTE and Don't use run
script to run the command in th
Looking at [Python documentation](https://docs.python.org/3/using/cmdline.html)
how would you run a file in an interactive console? Maybe the `-i` option is
what you want?
If you can figure out a command to do what you want you can set
`Edit->Preferences->Terminal->Execute programs in the VTE`
