[Python-Dev] Any tips to tell sprinter at PyCon about developing on Windows?
Christian Heimes
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Sun Feb 3 23:21:28 CET 2008
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Brett Cannon wrote: > PCbuild/readme.txt says that pressing F6 will also build everything > fine. Is that true as well? > > And what is the best way to just launch an interpreter? Just > double-click the built executable? I assume sys.path will still be set > up properly to use the checkout. Build solution is F7 now. It's often faster to select the pythoncore project and select build from the right click menu if the developer only modifies a core file. You can set up the python project as startup project. F5 launches the startup project in a debug environment. Double clicking on the exe works, too. sys.path is set up properly. Christian
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