I see. And I also see the download. Thanks! There's one issue with using an embedded Python - usually a dev machine has one or more versions of Python installed, each has its own libraries. Using the embedded Python, you can only have one version of Python and you'll need to install whatever libraries you'll be using for that version.
PyScripter takes a different approach - it lets you select Python installation path so that you can use that Python version with PyScripter. And because you are using your own version of Python, you don't have to install any libraries separately. The option of using an external Python might be a good idea for Ulipad to have. > If you are using exe version, you don't need to install python at all, > because the exe version will ship with a python environment. But the > python environment have its own version, e.g python 2.5 or python 2.6. > If you using source version there is no such problem. I'm uploading > the 4.0 python 2.5 version now, you can see it just for a moment.
