Adding manual access to IDLE

Blake Winton bwinton at tor.dhs.org
Wed Sep 1 19:16:05 EDT 1999


On Mon, 30 Aug 1999 17:39:56 -0700, JW wrote:
>I am a very new user of Python, and although IDLE is a godsend(Ooh,
>colors!), it was curiously missing any access to the Python
>Documentation.  I added a simple command to open the docs, but it is
>pretty ugly, and I wonder if anyone else has noticed this problem or has
>any sugestions about dealing with it?
>
>These are my alterations in the IDLE source:
>     	os.system("C:\INTERNET\NETSCAPE\NAVIGA~1\PROGRAM\NETSCAPE.EXE
>C:\python\doc\index.html") #JW

Looks fine to me, up until this point...

I don't have Netscape installed, and if I did, it wouldn't be on C:\...
(It would probably be at /opt/netscape/bin/netscape)

I like the idea, though, and am now wishing for a decent HTML Text
Widget in Tkinter.  (I know that Gnome has one, but I'ld like to
maintain the cross-platformness of IDLE.)  Oh well, I've got some
vacation coming up, perhaps I'll build one.  ;)

Oh, yeah, and the docs are on a different place on my machine as well.

Later,
Blake.

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