![]() ![]() It is also possible to add the user tool to a custom ribbon tab in a custom ribbon group (ribbon mode) or a toolbar (toolbar/menu mode) for a quicker usage with pointing device (mouse).įor Python scripts which output by design nothing to console, more precise the handles stdout (standard output) and stderr (standard error), create one more user tool as Copy of the first tool for example with menu item name Execute Python script, use python w. It can be also executed by clicking again on ribbon tab Advanced in first group Tools on last item User tools and next on opened pop-up menu on second menu item Run Python script. This assignment can be modified at Advanced - Settings or Configuration - Key mapping. The first user tool can be executed by pressing key Ctrl+Shift+1 assigned by default to command User tool 1. Handle output as: ANSI (or UTF-8 or UTF-16 depending on encoding used by your Python scripts to write to console)Ĭlick on button OK and this user tool is now ready for usage. ![]() Save all files first: NOT checked (or also checked, your choice) Toolbar bitmap/icon: empty or name of a suitable image file for this tool with full path Then click on button Insert to insert/add the first user tool for example with following options:Ĭommand line: " C:\Path to\Python Executable\ python.exe " " %f " However, click on ribbon tab Advanced in first group Tools on last item User tools and next on opened pop-up menu on first menu item Configure tools.Click first on button Help to open help page for configuring a user tool and make use of it to understand the following. So I hoped that you write something about your usage of Python from Windows command line. Okay, I have not installed Python nor was Python ever installed on any of my computers running on Windows. For that reason it is necessary to configure UltraEdit for enhanced developing for a certain compiler or interpreter like Python. UltraEdit as very powerful general text editor has built-in no items/commands for Python developing and debugging as some IDEs designed specifically for code writing in certain programming and scripting languages including Python have. What do you know already about user tools and project tools and their configuration in UltraEdit to use for running an interpreter like python.exe (Windows console ("DOS") version) or pythonw.exe (Windows GUI version) or python (Linux/Mac shell)? How do run and debug your Python scripts from Windows command line or in a Linux/Mac terminal (shell)? Which user interface mode do you use? Do you use ribbon mode being the default since UltraEdit for Windows, or toolbar/menu mode with contemporary menus available since version 23.00 on Windows, or toolbar/menu mode with traditional menus being available since version 23.20 on Windows and the only available user interface mode for UltraEdit for Windows < 23.00 and for UltraEdit on Linux and Mac? Open About dialog of UltraEdit, select UltraEdit application title and version information, press Ctrl+C to copy selected information and paste it with Ctrl+V into edit field of your next post. On which operating system do you use UltraEdit? Is it Windows, Linux or Mac? And which version of the operating system do you use? It would be good to add some additional information about your environment to give you detailed instructions really working for you. ![]()
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