> > execute the scripts using python24. However, the "Edit with IDLE"
> command in
> > the shorcut menu (right-click pull down menu) no longer worked. So I
> went to
> > the registry (I know the risks involved)
>
> BUt entirely unnecesary here!
> The way to check/fix the context(right-click) menu options is via
> Explorer. Its much easier and much safer.
>
> Go to Tools->Folder Optoions->File Types
>
> Select the file type you areinterested inn- .PYW in this case
>
> Hit the Change button, from the dialog you can select the
> associated executable. Using the Advanced button you can
> edit the existing entries, changing startup flags etc.
>
> You can also add new contrext actions there too - such as
> Edit with SCite or whatever.
Thank you! I knew there was a way I did it last time, I just couldn't
remember!
for i in range(100):
print 'Thank you'
> > "C:\python23\pythonw.exe" "C:\python24\lib\idlelib\idle.pyw -n -e
> %1"
> >
> > A few things...
> >
> > 1) Can anyone explain why pythonw.exe doesn't do what it is supposed
> to do
> > in python24?
>
> That I can't help with not having loaded 2.4 yet.
>
> > 3) Can anyone off-hand tell me what the arguments -n and -e mean in
> the
> > above string? Does anybody know of a list of these? (Not urgent, if
> no one
> > knows, I won't bother extensively searching for one.)
>
> According to the usage message in PyShell.py
>
> -n => start with no subprocess
>
> -e file => edit <file>
That makes perfect sense. Thanks!
Jacob Schmidt
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