"Khalid Al-Ghamdi" <[email protected]> wrote
for some reason I haven't been able to get python 3 to work from the the
command line. I've added it to the the path in the the system variables
but
still no luck. when I try to run python 2.6 it works flawlessly, though,
bearing in mind that it wasn't added to the system variables!
Can you print the output from PATH?
That should tell you what is included in your path, so your Python30
or python31 folder should show up.
i'm running windows vista and have python 30 ,31 and 26 installed.
How are you calling Python from the command line?
I assume you start a CMD window and then just type python?
If so it will execute whichever python it finds first.
You might want to create aliases for python30, python31
and python26 that execute the right python.exe
In fact if you dreate batch files you an also set the PYTHONPATH
to the right folders too if there are different folders for pytghon 3
and python 2 files - which is usually necessary!
HTH
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Alan G
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