PyScripter for Python 2.7

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Primoz picture Primoz · Jul 21, 2010 · Viewed 11.4k times · Source

How to run PyScripter if you have Python 2.7 installed? There is a command line parameter for Pyscipter to tell it which pythonXX.dll to use, but I can't get this working.

Answer

ars picture ars · Jul 21, 2010

The front page for the project suggests support for Python 2.6. From this ticket in google code, it doesn't seem Python 2.7 is supported yet, or at least there have been no updates to that ticket since Feb 2010.

EDIT: If it works at all with 2.7, the command line parameters should like:

PyScripter --PYTHON27 --PYTHONDLLPATH "C:\My\Python27"

You could try leaving out the --PYTHON27, but I think PyScritper uses that to decide the Python DLL name ("Python27.dll").

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