atom-python-run package

Run your python (.py) source file using F5 or F6!

Prerequisite

• Add the directory of python (or the intended interpreter) to PATH.

• Filter file extensions (unset by default) (optional)

Method of use

1. Open a source file.
2. Hit F5 or F6 to run.

• It will save the file in current editor immediately without a confirmation, be aware.

Features

• Using python
  • Almost the same console with python IDLE, which provides syntax error and runtime error messages.
• CodeBlocks debug console style
  • Shows return value and execution time
    • It is a rough time based on real time rather than CPU kernel / user time

Settings

• Extension filter

  • It accepts all extension by default (empty value), you can change it into .py
    • or an array .py, .something-else

• Command

  • You can hack it using these variant, or
    • {file} = {dir}/{name}{ext}
  • Run with interactive mode, or
    • python -i {file}
  • Run with idle, and you may need the next setting.
    • pythonw C:\python27\Lib\idlelib\idle.pyw -r {file}

• Exit immediately

  • You can disable the default cp wrapper if you don't want it.

Compatibility

• Cross Platform Compatible

  • Runs on Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux

• True Arbitrary Execution

  • Global python is the default interpreter
  • Execute using any interpreter
  • Pass options to the given interpreter

• Python 2 and 3

  • Note: If you have problems executing, you can install a global version of latest python2.7.x (even if you have python3.x.x installed). Please report any python3 issues if you want to avoid installing a global python2 version.

Issues

• The new version of atom-python-run fully supports logging.

  • Please post these logs with along with issue you're experiencing.
  • Note that there are two logs in case the latter fails. The first log is the console log and the second log is created by the cp main.py executable.

• How to access Atoms Console Log

  • Windows/Linux
    • Ctrl + Shift + I
  • Mac OS X
    • Cmd + Alt + I
  • Copy and paste the console output along with your post.

• How to access cp's built-in log

  • Windows
    1. Open file explorer
    2. Click the location bar (where the file path usually is)
    3. Type in %userprofile%\.atom\packages\atom-python-run
    4. Locate, Open, and Copy the contents of the cp.log file along with your post.
  • Mac OS X/Linux
    1. Open a terminal window. $ cat ~/.atom/packages/atom-python-run/cp.log
    2. Copy and paste the contents along with your post.
  • NOTE: If the cp.log file is missing, empty, or inaccurate, please note that this was case in your post.

• Detailed issues are well presented issues. This will help us locate your issue.

• New an issue if you have any idea of new features.

This is a package for Atom