iPython

iPython

[Richard Riley]

Could someone point me to the correct info for getting iPython to work
with emacs 23 please.

I downloaded python-mode and required iPython but get errors of the
form:

,----
| Loading `python-mode': old-style backquotes detected! [2 times]
| let: Args out of range: "0.8.4
| ", 35, 36
`----

and am a bit lost as to what the next move is or what the common
consensus is with regard to using Emacs as a python IDE.

Re: iPython

[Richard Riley]

Richard Riley <rileyrgdev@gmail.com> writes:

> Could someone point me to the correct info for getting iPython to work
> with emacs 23 please.
>
> I downloaded python-mode and required iPython but get errors of the
> form:
>
> ,----
> | Loading `python-mode': old-style backquotes detected! [2 times]
> | let: Args out of range: "0.8.4
> | ", 35, 36
> `----
>
> and am a bit lost as to what the next move is or what the common
> consensus is with regard to using Emacs as a python IDE.

http://www.emacswiki.org/emacs/PythonMode#toc10

ipython

[Richard G Riley]

I am running emacs 22.1 on debian lenny.

If I hilite the d["server"] part of the following line

>>> d["server"]

and then execute "py-execute-region" I get:

,----
|    File "/tmp/python-16109EGm.py", line 1
|      >>> d["server
|       ^
| SyntaxError: invalid syntax
`----

Can anyone suggest what I might be doing wrong?