> > Idle-0.3, shipped with Python 1.5.2 had an extend.py module that was > > used to extend Idle. We've used this extensively, building entire > > "applications" as Idle extensions. > > > > Now that we're moving to Python 2.1, we find the same old directions > > for extending Idle (in extend.txt), but there appears to be no > > extend.py in Idle-0.8. > > > > Does anyone know how we can add extensions to Idle-0.8? It's simpler than before. Extensions are now loaded simply by being named in config.txt (or any of the other custom configuration files). For example, ZoomHeight.py is a very simple extension; it is loaded because of the line [ZoomHeight] somewhere in config.txt. The interface for extensions is the same as before; ZoomHeight.py hasn't changed since 1999. I'll update extend.txt. Can someone forward this to the original asker of the question, or to the list where it was posted? --Guido van Rossum (home page: http://www.python.org/~guido/)
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