Re: [spe-users] hello list

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On 9/6/06, Carl Karsten <carl-0e36oQ2gP/9ZDHo7JO2gXgC/[email protected]> wrote:
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> Hi,
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> I just discovered SPE - looks very nice.
Thanks.
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> I am doing some work with it, and like anything new bumping into little snags.
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> I am on the current version: 0.8.2.a
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> 1. after I run my program and get errors listed in the "Output" tab, how do I
> clear the output tab?
Unfortunately this is not implemented yet. File a feature request.
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> 2. In the output tab I have:
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>   File "/mnt/nfs/cw1b/carl/a/CallHandler.py", line 88
> self.log("calling start_pre")
> ^
> IndentationError: expected an indented block
> Script terminated.
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> I click on the links in the "File..." line, and I am taking to line 86
> Looks like it is due to 2 lines being collapsed at line  55 (or any block above.)
File a bug report.
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> 3. Is there a "auto save on run" so I don't have to keep answering "yes" ?
No. If you just want to try out some innocent code snippets, you can
use Edit>"Execute in shell". In the preferences you can disable the
warning, but there is no way that SPE saves file automatically for
you.
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> I am in #spe on irc.freenode.net - if anyone wants to hang out and field my
> questions, that would be nice.
Ah, I even didn't know that existed.

Stani


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