Okay so I'm trying to test a little module I found called Webbrowser, and I'm using an online IDE called repl.it and it seems to work fine, I don't know if this is the IDE or just me inputting it wrong but when I try to open any website a white screen comes up in place of it. Code >>>
webbrowser.open_new_tab('http://discord.com')
webbrowser.open_new('http://discord.com')
You could just use the webbrowser.open() function instead.
webbrowser.open("https://discord.com")
There may be a issue with REPL, as it cannot open new windows on your computer. I would recommend installing Python to your own computer and using a local IDE, which will allow you to run this properly.
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I am trying to implement remote desktop server using libvnc, I have downloaded the libvnc and build the library and able to run sample code. And in the example code I can see the function rfbGetScreen http://libvnc.github.io/doc/html/libvncserver_doc.html which display plain background not the desktop. Does that mean I have to find some other library to get desktop and share using vnc, or vnc has some inbuilt function to do this.
it does seem so. You need to put into rfbScreenInfoPtr::framebuffer screenshots. I've never saw any inbuilt functions yet. May be I've poorly searched.
Try SDL2. May be it will help.
At first, I'm not good at English but I'm doing my best, thank you.
I connected Amazon Lightsail and installed python36.
It is the list I installed.
python36.x86_64
python36-devel.x86_64
python36-libs.x86_64
python36-pip.noarch
Then I entered shell as shown in picture below after typing 'python3'.
At https://realpython.com/python-idle/#what-is-python-idle, How to Use the Python IDLE Shell's first image, it looks very similar to the image I uploaded.
So I think it is Python IDLE but I'm not sure yet.
Because at https://www.centos.org/forums/viewtopic.php?t=53908, 'python34-tools' contains idle3.
What? I'm not installed 'python36-tools'!
I installed 'python36-tools' and typed 'idle3' but there's an error, 'command not found'.
Even according to https://centos.pkgs.org/7/puias-unsupported-x86_64/python36-idle-3.6.6-1.sdl7.x86_64.rpm.html, it is definitely Python IDLE!
What's the right thing? I'm so confused.
I wanted to know more, so visit https://docs.python.org/ko/3.6/whatsnew/3.6.html and find this, 'The IDLE features formerly implemented as extensions have been reimplemented as normal features.'
It can be translated like this?
'Starting with version 3.6.3, you don't have to install idle3 separately. Just type python3 for use Python IDLE.'
I searched the information related to the above and couldn't find anything.
Please help me!
IDLE is a GUI application, with menus and windows. So you need to use a Linux/macos/windows desktop environment, it does not run in a terminal window.
It actually looks like this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bOvqYw1SZJg
It starts in a standard python interactive shell, such as your screen shot.
But being a desktop app, it allows you to have multiple editor windows open with source files, and it has GUI debugging tools. IDLE is rudimentary, but also very simple (which can be a good thing).
I think there is a lot to be said for learning python in a real desktop environment, with multiple windows and friendly, easy to use debuggers.
There are cloud IDEs for python, but I don't think they are a good step for newcomers. The debugging is not very good, for instance.
However, jupyter is a good option for learning python, I think.
E.g.: https://realpython.com/jupyter-notebook-introduction/
Jupyter runs a webserver and you edit python in interactive workbooks which you open in a browser. I suppose it is a cloud IDE.
This is a short video of running it on Windows ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jZ952vChhuI
jump to about the 2m mark to see it running.
To be honest, it is arguably a better place to start than IDLE.You could run the server part of this from lightsail, but you will probably need to configure your lightsail instance to open the ports needed to server jupyter's web pages.
But if you want to start with IDLE, you need python running on a desktop. A linux desktop is a very good choice. You can set up a desktop linux, such as ubuntu, in virtualbox if all you have is Windows.
However, if after all of that, you are going to do python from the command line, you should learn about
* virtual environments
* once you set one up, do pip install ipythonto get a better version of the python shell.
As others said, python3 on a non-Windows command line starts python in interactive mode. To start IDLE on a command line, use python3 -m idlelib.
I am trying to develop a simple web page that allows a user to play a retro game (like Mario) using his browser. For this I have decided to use the js emulators that have been compiled from retroarch using emscripten. I have been told that some of the js emulators available on libretro website currently (https://buildbot.libretro.com/stable/1.7.0/emscripten/) do not work properly (example: n64 js emulator). So, I am trying to use the older version available on play-roms.com but I have not been able to make it work even after a lot of work.
The problem
I am trying to just replicate this game page to work locally on my machine: https://play-roms.com/nintendo-64/super-mario-64 Since, it is mostly dependent on HTML, CSS and JS, I simply copied all the HTML,CSS, JS files and also the emulator and .mem files. When I tried to make them work locally, they simply do not work. I get a constant warning in console in infinite loop:
"RetroArch [libretro INFO] :: mupen64plus: Memory initialized"
This warning does not allow the game to load. Please note that I do not get any other warning or errors on the console which are not already happening on the original mario page of play-roms from which I copied the files.
I assume that the problem is happening because of some issue with .mem file. Next, I tried to fetch the mem file from play-roms server itself (just for testing purpose) but that also did not help. (Please note that I am aware of CORS and know how to handle it). I still get the same error even when mem file is fetched from play-roms
I talked to someone who has worked in this area before and he confirmed that he too faced the exact same issue of "Memory initialized" in infinite loop when he tried it. He too could not solve it.
Please note that copying some other website is not my goal. I am just trying to make the retroarch js emulators work for my website.
I am trying to use the WebStorm IDE for a node.js project. I have read the documentation and I think I have set everything up correctly. However, the IDE is giving me errors that aren't supposed to be errors. The program still perfectly fine event thought the IDE tells me there are errors:
As you can see from the image above, those are fake errors. Any ideas?
If it runs fine but you are seeing alleged errors in the editor, you probably don't have the correct JS version set for the project. You can get there via Help...Find Action and the following images...
I'm looking for an IDE or environment, or "graphical console" similar to ISE for PowerShell.
I want to work on some JavaScript but not have a new instance of a node runtime everytime. Just like in the console I want to be able to run some code here and there, and still have access to the variables from commands I ran a few minutes ago. Also i'd love one that also can take the JavaScript Objects or JSON and display them visually rather than just in plain text like the console does.
Is there any IDE for this sort of thing, or are all the Node environments build for starting a new Node instance everytime you run your solution?
I'm not a Javascript programmer, so I don't know exactly if this is what you are looking for, but you might check out Cloud9 IDE. It's web-based, supports Node.js, and saves the exact state of your setup so you wouldn't need to restart anything every time you log in.