[Idle-dev] [ idlefork-Patches-732395 ] Not compatible with Blender226

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Patches item #732395, was opened at 2003-05-04 16:10
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Category: None
Group: None
Status: Open
Resolution: None
Priority: 5
Submitted By: Nobody/Anonymous (nobody)
Assigned to: Nobody/Anonymous (nobody)
Summary: Not compatible with Blender226

Initial Comment:
Dear,
Thanks a lot for this wonderful tool. Due to the poor
support of Python editing, I was happy to find out that
Idle was the (only) editor which could be run from
within Blender it self.  Unfortunately debugging
wouldn't work (AttributeError:__nonzero__ for
Delegator<ColorDelegator.recolorize()<Tkinter.callit()<...).
 Still Idle for Blender remains very usefull, as I can
run and import programs without any problem.  The
text/python editor for Blender is very primitive (no
indentation,calltips or auto completion) so I am really
happy to use the Idle.

I downloaded IdleFork as I expected that debugging
would have been improved and maybe possible for
Blender.  Unfortunately Blender crashes with Idlefork.
 Setting use_subprocess to zero helped.  I now can open
the editor from within Blender.  But even running or
importing doesn't work anymore also.

As Idle is 100% Python it would be nice if it can be
run with a function like main(), but not focused on
sys.argv
eg launchIdle(files=[],edit=1,shell=1,debug=1,...)
This would allow Idle to be launched from within any
environment also Poser and Truespace.

To conclude my request is:
1 a function like main to be called from Python, not
from the command prompt

2 To make Idle edit, run and debug in Blender

Any reaction would be highly appreciated,
Thanks a lot,
Stani
s_t_a_n_i@yahoo.com

PS
I'm using python2.22 which is also the supported Python
version of Blender.

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