I can get the standard Python error messages IF I execute a Python script
via the command line OR the script I'm running from IDLE passes the initial
syntax check and generates an execution error. However, if I have a syntax
error that's caught in the initial syntax checking phase, IDLE merely goes
to the particular line and highlights the line where the error was detected.
How do I get IDLE to say specifically what's wrong?
I'm running the latest version: Python 2.4.2 (#67, Sep 28 2005, 12:41:11)
under XP.
Thanks.
RC
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