Thank you, sorry for the repeat question. On 8/11/07, Luke Paireepinart <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > It depends whether IDLE is opened with a subprocess or not. If it's a > subprocess, your program will have a separate interpreter entirely from > that used by IDLE, so the namespace will be the default namespace. > If IDLE doesn't have a subprocess, your program will be run in the same > interpreter as IDLE itself is running in, and since IDLE doesn't end > between runs of your program, all the variables you declare will hang > around. > You could test this if you want. Do > import random > print random.randint(1,5) > > then take out the import and run it again. If the print statement still > works, IDLE's not using a subprocess. > There have been many threads about this, it's usually a Windows issue. > -Luke >
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