terminate exectutioin in PythonWin

[Jim]

Hi all

1.Could someone tell me how to terminate execution in PythonWin?

2.Can anyone recommend a free development environment in which you can
save your workspace (e.g. open files, debugging breakpoints etc.)

Jim

[Larry Bates]

1) To exit any application:

import sys
sys.exit(0)

2) I'm not familiar with any of these development systems. I use
what comes with ActiveState's PythonWin. It does have debugging
breakpoints, etc.

Larry Bates

Jim wrote:

Hi all

1.Could someone tell me how to terminate execution in PythonWin?

2.Can anyone recommend a free development environment in which you can
save your workspace (e.g. open files, debugging breakpoints etc.)

Jim

[Jim]

Larry Bates wrote:

1) To exit any application:

import sys
sys.exit(0)

....

Thanks Larry.

Actually I meant how do I stop a program running that I have started in
the interpreter. If I get into an infinite loop I can't stop it without
qutting PythonWin.

Then I have to open all the files and re-insert breakpoints etc. :(

Jim

[Neil Hodgson]

Jim,

1.Could someone tell me how to terminate execution in PythonWin?

Use the "Break into running code" command on the context menu of the
PythonWin icon in the bottom right of the taskbar.

Neil

[Jim]

Neil Hodgson wrote:

Jim,

1.Could someone tell me how to terminate execution in PythonWin?

Use the "Break into running code" command on the context menu of the
PythonWin icon in the bottom right of the taskbar.

Neil

Great thanks! PythonWin isn't hot on keyboard shortcuts but ironically
calls this a KeyboardInterru pt :|

Know any keyboard shortcuts for debug view? e.g. open it, run(debug),
step etc.

Jim

[Steve Holden]

Jim wrote:
[...]

Actually I meant how do I stop a program running that I have started in
the interpreter. If I get into an infinite loop I can't stop it without
qutting PythonWin.

Then I have to open all the files and re-insert breakpoints etc. :(

Jim

Look in the system tray! Right-mouse on the Python and select "break
into running program".

regards
Steve
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[Jim]

Steve Holden wrote:

Jim wrote:
[...]

Actually I meant how do I stop a program running that I have started
in the interpreter. If I get into an infinite loop I can't stop it
without qutting PythonWin.

Then I have to open all the files and re-insert breakpoints etc. :(

Jim

Look in the system tray! Right-mouse on the Python and select "break
into running program".

regards
Steve

D'oh. I didn't think of that.

Thanks

Jim

[olsongt]

D'oh. I didn't think of that.

Thanks

Jim

A little off-topic, but here's a little more fun with pythonwin. You
can spawn the debugging environment from a normal python script running
outside of pythonwin with:

import pywin.debugger; pywin.debugger. set_trace()

Also note that 'pywin.debugger .set_trace()' can be used anywhere if
you're trying to 'keep' breakpoints in the code without relying an an
IDE or project tracking them for you.

[Neil Hodgson]

Jim:

Great thanks! PythonWin isn't hot on keyboard shortcuts but ironically
calls this a KeyboardInterru pt :|
I don't think the keyboard can be accessed in this situation so the
icon is provided.
Know any keyboard shortcuts for debug view? e.g. open it, run(debug),
step etc.

No, I use PythonWin just as a console and prefer HAP Debugger
although it hasn't been updated for Python 2.4.
http://hapdebugger.sourceforge.net/

Neil