I'm confused the version prefix says "system default 2.3" but when I run the interactive shell from scride it says python version 2.5.1
What is the version prefix? I thought it was the python version but it says 2.3 and I have 2.5. I was just messing around with scride today and found this. is it going to be a problem when I write code?
Also before I actually looked further into it I found a post on the forum about how to add your own version prefix, but how do you remove the one I added? it doesn't need to be there now and the Interactive shell doesn't work with it.
thanks
bubs
version prefix? 2.3 instead of 2.5 in leopard
"System Default" was based on what the system default version was when I wrote it (which was 2.3). It really should have just said "System Default" without a version number, though that is a bit confusing as well (and the other version prefixes are based on installing newer version of python from python.org, which end up in /Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/Versions/X.Y/bin/python for appropriate values of X and Y).
So you can just ignore that version numbering for the "default" prefix - it's just /usr/bin/.
To remove a prefix, you just get rid of the corresponding .scrIDErc file from ~/Libary/Application Support/ScrIDE and relaunch.
So you can just ignore that version numbering for the "default" prefix - it's just /usr/bin/.
To remove a prefix, you just get rid of the corresponding .scrIDErc file from ~/Libary/Application Support/ScrIDE and relaunch.