| DIALOG 231 Options |
| 1.1 Start the interpreter. |
| 2.1 Return to the finder. |
| 3.1 Turn this item on to get the standard >>> prompt after a script terminates. |
| 3.3 Turn this item off to have the interpreter terminate when a script terminates. |
| 4.1 Turn this option on to get feedback on where modules are found and what their type is. |
| 4.3 Turn this option off to stop import feedback. |
| 5.1 Turn this option on to strip LINO instructions from Python bytecode. Gives a slight speedup. |
| 5.3 Turn this option off to include LINO instructions in the bytecode. This enables line numbers in traceback printouts. |
| 6.1 Turn this on to show output byte-by-byte as it is produced. Slows things down. |
| 6.3 Turn this off to show output on a line-by-line basis, or when input is requested. |
| 7.1 Print gibberish only Guido understands. |
| 7.3 Stop printing gibberish. |
| 8.1 Turn this on to keep the console window open after successful script termination. |
| 8.3 Turn this off to quit python automatically after successful script termination. |
| 9.1 Turn this on to keep the console window open after a script aborts. |
| 9.3 Turn this off to quit python automatically after a script aborts. |
| 10.1 This shows another dialog where you can type unix-style command line arguments. WARNING: do not redirect stdin and stdout, it does not work. |
| 13.1 Select to use string-type values for standard exceptions. |
| 13.3 Deselect to use new class-based standard exceptions. |
| 14.1 Selecting this disables the new package and site-python features. |
| 14.3 Deselecting this enables the new package and site-python features. |
| 16.1 Turn off balloon help. |
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| DIALOG 234 |
| 1.1 Deleting the incorrect preference will not always work, but Python will run with standard options. |
| 2.1 Python will continue to run, but with standard options. |
| 3.1 Don't run, return to the finder. |
| END-DIALOG |
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