Jim Correia wrote:
In article <mailman.1045096428.18523.python-list at python.org>,
Jp Calderone wrote:
"readline" module, or as difficult as building Python from source.At the risk of asking the obvious, where can I read about this
(importing readline) support?
Maybe I'll have to build from source - there is nothing with readline in
its name in /usr/lib./python2.2. I'm using the python binary
distribution that came with the OS install.
Make things a lot easier on yourself - go to http://fink.sourceforge.netJp Calderone wrote:
On Thu, Feb 13, 2003 at 12:12:14AM +0000, Jim Correia wrote:
When using the interactive interpreter or debugger with the Mac OS X
Terminal my arrow keys don't work as I'd expect (as they do in the
shell, gdb, etc.). Instead I get escape sequences like: ^[[A.
How do I fix this?
Enable readline support. This may be as simple as importing theWhen using the interactive interpreter or debugger with the Mac OS X
Terminal my arrow keys don't work as I'd expect (as they do in the
shell, gdb, etc.). Instead I get escape sequences like: ^[[A.
How do I fix this?
"readline" module, or as difficult as building Python from source.
(importing readline) support?
Maybe I'll have to build from source - there is nothing with readline in
its name in /usr/lib./python2.2. I'm using the python binary
distribution that came with the OS install.
and install fink. Once it's installed, installing python (and a lot of
other unix utilities) is as easy as "fink install python"
