The Interactive Startup File
BrandonRC
b.clausing at attbi.com
Wed Dec 18 21:32:46 EST 2002
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If I start python by typing "python" at the command prompt, then my startup.py file does in fact get executed. It's when I start IDLE that it gets ignored. I know the two interpreters are different, but is there anyway to duplicate this behaviour when opening up IDLE? Brandon "Martin v. Löwis" <martin at v.loewis.de> wrote in message news:atqph7$en9$07$1 at news.t-online.com... > > Am I understanding correctly? > > > > IDLESTARTUP = D:\Program Files\Python22\PythonStartUpCmds.py > > "Interactive Window" = "D:\Program Files\Python22\pythonw.exe" > > "D:\PROGRA~1\Python22\Tools\idle\idle.pyw" > > What are these assignments supposed to mean? Where are they stored? > > Regards, > Martin >
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