Hi Joseph,
It sounds like you are saying that I should follow the instructions
for adding it to the Python I already have, then. Is that correct?
Thanks.
Jim
On 6/9/15, Joseph Lee <joseph.lee22590@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi Jim,
Some Python programs do come with their own Python interpreter library (NVDA
is one of them). The purpose of doing that is to debug the program while
distributed in binary form. You can in fact use the native Python
interpreter if you run the framework from source, but there are times when
you wish to debug a framework when it is installed somewhere.
Cheers,
Joseph
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Subject: [pythonvis] Question About A Library Called Kivy I'm Interested In
Hi,
Once I get to a point where I understand basic Python language, I'm
interested in using a library called Kivy, which is supposed to build GUI
programs that are device-independent. I have a simple question that probably
has an answer complicated enough to be over my head, but here goes. The
makers of Kivy included a Python interpreter with the installation file. In
their installation instructions, they said that it is possible to use the
library with the Python I have already installed. Question: Actually, series
of questions.
Why would they include a separate Python compiler?
Why would I use that instead of the Python I already have?
What are the advantages to using the Python Kivy comes with, and what are
the advantages of using the Python I already have?
How do I use one or the other? Is it as simple as changing the shell batch
file, or is it some complicated thing I have to learn that I have to get a
college degree to understand? <exagerating a little here.>
Thanks.
Jim
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