Anyone get python on win98??

[David A. Fuess]

If I'm running Pythonwin, I usually use the save and execute button.
Normally, except for testing, I do not run scripts under the IDE, I
simply double click them on the desktop or directory. If I need to
preserve output I put in a "Press enter to exit" to give me a chance
to view the output before the command window vanishes.

Dave

"shaka" <fabrice.n at home.com> wrote:

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>Ok, I need some help here.  I just download python on my computer.
>I installed it to     C:\programming\python20
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>I know how to use the interactive mode.  And when write a script I usually
>run it from the editor(idle) by clicking on "run script".
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>But when I try to run the script using the interpreter, it doesn't work.
>What I do is to type the name of the script.py in the interactive mode. It
>always give me an error message like:
>                        Traceback (most recent call last):
>                          File "<stdin>", line 1, in ?
>                        NameError: There is no variable named 'hello'
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>Is the interpreter suppose to be in interactive mode everytime?
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>If you have no idea of what I am talking about, can you just describe me how
>you usually run your script.
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