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Writing and testing python code using existing OSGeo4W Python3 install?
Can't install pyspatialite with python3 and sqlite3Distinguishing Python version when using IDLE with ArcGIS Pro and ArcGIS 10.x for Desktop architecture?GDAL install on Ubuntu 12.04 works for python 2.x but not python3Terminology for distinguishing ArcPy installed with ArcGIS 10.x for Desktop from that which comes with ArcGIS Pro?Starting Python Shell Window of IDLE for use with ArcGIS Pro?Differences between Python window and IDLE for Scripting with ArcGIS Desktop?Python within OSGeo4W installation gives “AttributeError: '_NamespacePath' object has no attribute 'sort'”Installing external python packages for QGIS 3?use python3 with osgeo4w shell and missing py3_envInstalling Anaconda for Python 3.6 without wrecking Python 2.7
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Looking for a development environment, like idle, for Python 3.6.1 that I can install and use with my existing python3 installation from the OSGeo4W. I am trying to learn python for use with QGIS and don't want multiple python installs of various versions confusing me and my work environments.
How should I set myself up for best results?
python-3 idle
edited Apr 3 at 19:42
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Looking for a development environment, like idle, for Python 3.6.1 that I can install and use with my existing python3 installation from the OSGeo4W. I am trying to learn python for use with QGIS and don't want multiple python installs of various versions confusing me and my work environments.
How should I set myself up for best results?
python-3 idle
edited Apr 3 at 19:42
PolyGeo♦
53.9k1781245
asked Apr 3 at 14:53
Tyler VeinotTyler Veinot
432212
Why not just use IDLE? As far as I know it comes with every Python install. I use it with Python 3.6 and ArcPy for ArcGIS Pro.
– PolyGeo♦
Apr 3 at 19:43
Any decent IDE will allow you to choose an existing Python environment. PyCharm is my preferred one and is leaps and bounds ahead of IDLE in terms of its feature set
– mikewatt
Apr 3 at 20:20
Maybe I don't know how to use it then; I tried Idle but when I use import commands it couldn't find any of the modules I installed in the OSGeo python. How do I point it to the python I want to use? In a nutshell I am trying to migrate plugins I use a lot from QGIS2 to 3
– Tyler Veinot
Apr 4 at 12:27
add a comment |
Looking for a development environment, like idle, for Python 3.6.1 that I can install and use with my existing python3 installation from the OSGeo4W. I am trying to learn python for use with QGIS and don't want multiple python installs of various versions confusing me and my work environments.
How should I set myself up for best results?
python-3 idle
edited Apr 3 at 19:42
PolyGeo♦
53.9k1781245
asked Apr 3 at 14:53
Tyler VeinotTyler Veinot
432212
Looking for a development environment, like idle, for Python 3.6.1 that I can install and use with my existing python3 installation from the OSGeo4W. I am trying to learn python for use with QGIS and don't want multiple python installs of various versions confusing me and my work environments.
How should I set myself up for best results?
python-3 idle
python-3 idle
edited Apr 3 at 19:42
PolyGeo♦
53.9k1781245
asked Apr 3 at 14:53
Tyler VeinotTyler Veinot
432212
edited Apr 3 at 19:42
PolyGeo♦
53.9k1781245
asked Apr 3 at 14:53
Tyler VeinotTyler Veinot
432212
edited Apr 3 at 19:42
PolyGeo♦
53.9k1781245
edited Apr 3 at 19:42
PolyGeo♦
53.9k1781245
edited Apr 3 at 19:42
PolyGeo♦
53.9k1781245
53.9k1781245
asked Apr 3 at 14:53
Tyler VeinotTyler Veinot
432212
asked Apr 3 at 14:53
Tyler VeinotTyler Veinot
432212
asked Apr 3 at 14:53
Tyler VeinotTyler Veinot
432212
432212
Why not just use IDLE? As far as I know it comes with every Python install. I use it with Python 3.6 and ArcPy for ArcGIS Pro.
– PolyGeo♦
Apr 3 at 19:43
Any decent IDE will allow you to choose an existing Python environment. PyCharm is my preferred one and is leaps and bounds ahead of IDLE in terms of its feature set
– mikewatt
Apr 3 at 20:20
Maybe I don't know how to use it then; I tried Idle but when I use import commands it couldn't find any of the modules I installed in the OSGeo python. How do I point it to the python I want to use? In a nutshell I am trying to migrate plugins I use a lot from QGIS2 to 3
– Tyler Veinot
Apr 4 at 12:27
add a comment |
Why not just use IDLE? As far as I know it comes with every Python install. I use it with Python 3.6 and ArcPy for ArcGIS Pro.
– PolyGeo♦
Apr 3 at 19:43
Any decent IDE will allow you to choose an existing Python environment. PyCharm is my preferred one and is leaps and bounds ahead of IDLE in terms of its feature set
– mikewatt
Apr 3 at 20:20
Maybe I don't know how to use it then; I tried Idle but when I use import commands it couldn't find any of the modules I installed in the OSGeo python. How do I point it to the python I want to use? In a nutshell I am trying to migrate plugins I use a lot from QGIS2 to 3
– Tyler Veinot
Apr 4 at 12:27
Why not just use IDLE? As far as I know it comes with every Python install. I use it with Python 3.6 and ArcPy for ArcGIS Pro.
– PolyGeo♦
Apr 3 at 19:43
Why not just use IDLE? As far as I know it comes with every Python install. I use it with Python 3.6 and ArcPy for ArcGIS Pro.
– PolyGeo♦
Apr 3 at 19:43
Any decent IDE will allow you to choose an existing Python environment. PyCharm is my preferred one and is leaps and bounds ahead of IDLE in terms of its feature set
– mikewatt
Apr 3 at 20:20
Any decent IDE will allow you to choose an existing Python environment. PyCharm is my preferred one and is leaps and bounds ahead of IDLE in terms of its feature set
– mikewatt
Apr 3 at 20:20
Maybe I don't know how to use it then; I tried Idle but when I use import commands it couldn't find any of the modules I installed in the OSGeo python. How do I point it to the python I want to use? In a nutshell I am trying to migrate plugins I use a lot from QGIS2 to 3
– Tyler Veinot
Apr 4 at 12:27
Maybe I don't know how to use it then; I tried Idle but when I use import commands it couldn't find any of the modules I installed in the OSGeo python. How do I point it to the python I want to use? In a nutshell I am trying to migrate plugins I use a lot from QGIS2 to 3
– Tyler Veinot
Apr 4 at 12:27
add a comment |
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Why not just use IDLE? As far as I know it comes with every Python install. I use it with Python 3.6 and ArcPy for ArcGIS Pro.
– PolyGeo♦
Apr 3 at 19:43
Any decent IDE will allow you to choose an existing Python environment. PyCharm is my preferred one and is leaps and bounds ahead of IDLE in terms of its feature set
– mikewatt
Apr 3 at 20:20
Maybe I don't know how to use it then; I tried Idle but when I use import commands it couldn't find any of the modules I installed in the OSGeo python. How do I point it to the python I want to use? In a nutshell I am trying to migrate plugins I use a lot from QGIS2 to 3
– Tyler Veinot
Apr 4 at 12:27