I recently upgraded from Emacs 23 to Emacs 24. Since the upgrade, it seems that I've lost the ability to call "M-x python-shell" (!).
What happened? Does the included python mode no longer ship with this functionality?
Using Emacs 23:
○ /usr/local/bin/emacs -Q
Describe function: python-shell
python-shell is an interactive autoloaded Lisp function in
`python.el'.
Using Emacs 24:
○ /Applications/Emacs.app/Contents/MacOS/Emacs -Q
Describe function: python-shell [No match]
It seems like you only solved the python-mode
issue. As to M-x-python-shell
you can also get this by doing M-x-run-python
. If it says directory not found its because the the python variable is not pointing to the correct path. So do C-h-f run-python
then it will tell you that run-python's value is python-shell-interpreter. So then point it to python.exe in your python folder.
add this to your .emacs file
(setq python-shell-interpreter "path to python.exe")
Then like in emacs 23 you can do C-c-C-c
to run a .py file.
edit-the reason i have all of this here even though you may already of known this is because i didnt realize that emacs24 changed the python value for run-python for a while and this is how i fixed it. :D