Hi,
Don't worry about asking these kind of questions. Both of them are not
obvious for a beginner.
My answers:
1. To stop a computation you have to use Ctrl+C after selecting the
console. That's the standard (but totally undocumented) mechanism. For
the next version I hope to add a button that shows when the console is
running and that could be used to stop a computation when clicked.
2. To step through the code in debugging mode you have to use the
commands 'next' or 'continue' (without quotes). Next version is going to
have a toolbar with several buttons to make this a lot easier. You can
also check out our docs about how to use debugging:
http://packages.python.org/spyder/debugging.html
If you have more doubts, don't hesitate to ask!
Cheers,
Carlos
El 30/11/12 09:18, oxacuk escribió:
Am I being thick .. I can't find a shortcut or option that would let
me break/curtail/end a running script.
Pressing F5 (Run) breaks the offending script, but then re-runs it (of
course).
Also, when starting a debug run, should there be some way to step
through the code? Perhaps I've not installed Spyder correctly.
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