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Here are the steps (both settings are on the same dialog page)... | Here are the steps (both settings are on the same dialog page)... | ||
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- | - Launch PyScripter-Portable.exe. | + | - Launch PyScripter-Portable.exe (on the memory stick in the Portable-Python_1.1_py2.5.4 folder). |
- Open the External Run Properties dialog: Run/Configure External Run... | - Open the External Run Properties dialog: Run/Configure External Run... | ||
- Set Properties (tab)/Command/Application to "$[PythonExe]" (without the quotes). | - Set Properties (tab)/Command/Application to "$[PythonExe]" (without the quotes). | ||
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Your settings should look like this: | Your settings should look like this: | ||
- | {{ :pyscripter-settings.png |}} | + | {{ pyscripter-settings.png |}} |
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+ | You can test your settings by launching one of the VPython examples that come with the distribution. Navigate to the examples directory located on the memory stick inside the Portable Python directory... | ||
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+ | App\Lib\site-packages\visual\examples | ||
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+ | and open, for example, ''doublependulum.py''. Run the example using "Run/External Run", or the hot key "Alt+F9". | ||
Let [[mailto:jtk@cs.purdue.edu|Tim Korb]] know if you have any problems or questions. | Let [[mailto:jtk@cs.purdue.edu|Tim Korb]] know if you have any problems or questions. | ||