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Python language plugin for Light Table
Inline evaluation does not recognize '...' as valid syntax for placeholder in python
This is the error when trying to execute a file in Linux that has been made in Linux. Traceback (most recent call last): File "/opt/LightTable/plugins/python/py-src/ltmain.py", line 191, in handleEval code=...
I don't know if this is really a bug or a convention chosen, but i couldn't find it in the issue tracker earlier. When adding the behavior [:app :lt.objs.settings/pair-keymap-diffs], the...
This code at https://github.com/LightTable/Python/blob/master/src/lt/plugins/python.cljs#L112 doesn't look right, ``` clojure (defn find-venv [obj] (let [to-find (if (platform/win?) "bin\\python" "bin/python") ; .... ``` On Windows the virtualenv bin dir is called Scripts....
As noticed in LightTable/LightTable#1638, Python has no doc search. For anyone interested in implementing this, [relevant behaviors](https://github.com/LightTable/Clojure/blob/0f86e8131f850aa4065db527a7da311a656b88da/src/lt/plugins/clojure.cljs#L649-L659) from Clojure client that need to be implemented.
When I press Ctrl + Enter on a simple python file that only print a message, LightTable print some error info. system: window 7 LightTable version:0.8.4 all console log: ```...
...a namespace issue being created and importing in lttools in the toModule function creating a blank namespace with the file name to connect to the popen ipython process. This way...
Right now, Light Table is only marginally useful for python, because it doesn't show the value of assignments inline, the way it does for expressions, requiring python users to add...
I know this is not of the highest priority, but looking at the code there are a few issues with respect to generally accepted code styling in Python (see here:...
I am using Lighttable v0.6.2. If I try to evaluate (Ctrl-Shift-Enter) the following code snippet, Lighttable stalls under Python v3.3.3. # !/usr/bin/python import argparse parser = argparse.ArgumentParser() parser.add_argument( "-n","--nodes", help...
