[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Thanks for your help! Shouldn't Idle have shown an error when trying to
> read the string constant if it's not interpretable as a normal string,
> then?
I suspect it should. The error probably got lost in the start-script
handling somewhere.
--Scott David Daniels
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] a écrit :
> Shouldn't Idle have shown an error when trying to
> read the string constant if it's not interpretable as a normal string,
> then?
Yes. In my python shell, it raised an error. I don't know for sure why
this did not appear in IDLE, but there are far better tools anyw
Thanks for your help! Shouldn't Idle have shown an error when trying to
read the string constant if it's not interpretable as a normal string,
then?
/Heidi
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> I just downloaded the most recent (2.4.3) Python and IDLE (1.1.3) to
> Windows XP Professional. I'm new to the IDLE environment, so hopefully
> someone can tell me what I'm missing here! Below is the code, which I'm
> editing within IDLE, and attempting to test with the R
[EMAIL PROTECTED] a écrit :
> I just downloaded the most recent (2.4.3) Python and IDLE (1.1.3) to
> Windows XP Professional. I'm new to the IDLE environment, so hopefully
> someone can tell me what I'm missing here! Below is the code, which I'm
> editing within IDLE, and attempting to test with th
I just downloaded the most recent (2.4.3) Python and IDLE (1.1.3) to
Windows XP Professional. I'm new to the IDLE environment, so hopefully
someone can tell me what I'm missing here! Below is the code, which I'm
editing within IDLE, and attempting to test with the Run commands.
I was expecting to
