Cheers,
I'd like to work with Python in Code::Blocks, primarily because of I'm used to C::B's interface, and because of its excellent project files. I'm just starting to work with Python (being forced to
), so I'm not really familiar with its intricacies. All I need is that the program launches in when I press F9.
I guess I need to do something in Settings->Compiler and debugger->Other Settings->Advanced, but as I said, I don't know enough about Python nor about possibilities for modifying the way to launch scripts by calling an interpreter.
I don't plan to create mixed C++/Python projects -- I plan to work on pure C++ and pure Python projects.
So, is there a Python expert somewhere on these forums who has already made C::B work with Python? I don't need any extra debugging features and I don't want to compile+install any plugins, I only need a way to launch the Python program with stock Win32 C::B (and optionally GNU/Linux C::B).
