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Python language plugin for Light Table
Copied from the original comment on LightTable/LightTable#1627: > I'm running into a roadblock using Light Table with python because the smart-indent feature isn't out-denting when it should after functions or...
Copied from the original comment on LightTable/LightTable#1734: > Hi, > > I use pyenv to manage my python, and I found that it seems different between my terminal python and...
Copied from both comments in LightTable/LightTable#1691; first comment: > [This was copied mostly as-is from [a comment](https://github.com/LightTable/LightTable/issues/1640#issuecomment-58422479) I made on issue #1640.] > > I downloaded Python 3.4.1 and ran...
Copied from the original comment on LightTable/LightTable#1673: > it's not continous between two executions.especially when I execute win32 COM operation,it will show me that "CoInitialize"haven't called,though I have called it...
Copied [and formatted] from several comments on LightTable/LightTable#1673: > it's often execute all codes even if I press ctrl+enter at the first line. Example code: > ``` > import win32com.client...
Copied from the original comment on LightTable/LightTable#1641: > Hi there, > Evaluating python [on mac osx] has erratic (on my machine at least). It works sometimes (http://pastebin.com/Yzd2xFvy) while it does...
See LightTable/LightTable#548 for the original issue. The original comment: > So currently, if I configure LT to insert spaces rather than tabs, what happens when I try to delete the...
This covers LightTable/LightTable#760; the original comment from that issue: > When using Python to evaluate code inline, Light Table seams to evaluate the whole file upon connect. This causes the...
Seems the code inside if **name**=="**main**": is not executed, and just the plain code outside all definitions are executed. afaik if **name**=="**main**" is a common way to define code to...
This covers LightTable/LightTable#712. The original comment [bold added by me for the relevant portions]: > Couple things on python's console output: > - I get a lot of "execing" "execed"...