Input problem

Ivan Ševčík <[email protected]> Fri, 22 Apr 2011 00:05:46 +0200
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I am started a weeak ago with python=2C and yesterday I wodnloaded for my m=
obile.
However I feel that something got wrong. The problem is that when I run a s=
cript on computer that requires input=2C prints something and agains requir=
e input (that second just prevents from script closing before reading outpu=
t)=2C i get what I want - example :=20
Enter value10
10
Enter for exit

That's not the case with pythonCE. It creates dialog=2C I enter value=2C no=
thing is printed out and I am again prompted for exit. I find that quite st=
range as it's the very same code and it acts like after input is output or =
all commands ignored.=20
My code:
x =3D input("Enter value")
print x
raw_input("Enter for exit")

Thanks for help as this is an issue I can't move along with..
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I am started a weeak ago with python=2C and yesterday I wodnloaded for my m=
obile.<br>However I feel that something got wrong. The problem is that when=
 I run a script on computer that requires input=2C prints something and aga=
ins require input (that second just prevents from script closing before rea=
ding output)=2C i get what I want - example : <br>Enter value10<br>10<br>En=
ter for exit<br><br>That's not the case with pythonCE. It creates dialog=2C=
 I enter value=2C nothing is printed out and I am again prompted for exit. =
I find that quite strange as it's the very same code and it acts like after=
 input is output or all commands ignored. <br>My code:<br>x =3D input("Ente=
r value")<br>print x<br>raw_input("Enter for exit")<br><br>Thanks for help =
as this is an issue I can't move along with..<br> 		 	   		  </body>
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