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I've seen questions similar to this but haven't found a workable answer. I'm looking to learn more about Python coding, I've been coding a lot with Ruby, but would like to use Python for some 3rd Party modules which don't seem to have a Ruby equivalent. RVM and gems made 3rd party really easy to work with, is there an equivalent for Python? I've installed Python through Macports and Homebrew, and have tried to install 3rd party modules through Macports ('sudo port install') and pip. Although the modules seem to install successfully, I can't get any non-standard modules to run in Sublime Text.
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On the Sublime Text side, I managed to get Python to build by creating a new build system based on suggestions from here
and also by using the Sublime-REPL package. I've also read that virtualenv is a common way to utilize 3rd party modules, as it will prevent conflicts.
So my question is, How can I get Python to run in Sublime Text like Ruby did. How can I set up Sublime text so that it points to the correct directory where 3rd party modules are installed, so that it can build something that includes one of these modules. I'm guessing there are multiple ways to do this, I'm just looking for the most straightforward approach.
Any tips appreciated, thanks in advance
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Setting Up Sublime Text For Python
In this tutorial you will learn how to run python program in sublime text in windows.
Just follow below steps to configure sublime text. The whole process is divided into two parts.
Part 1: Setting Path
First of all you have to set the path of python installation directory in environment variable. You can skip this step if it is already done.
1. Copy the path of python installation directory. In my case it looks like as shown below.
C:UsersTCPAppDataLocalProgramsPythonPython36-32
Note: Here TCP is the user name of my computer. It will be different in your case.
2. Now right click on Computer and click on Properties option. Then select Advance system settings in left sidebar.
3. Now click on Environment Variables and then under System variables select variable with name Path.
4. Click Edit button and then in Variable value field go to end and type semicolon and then paste the path of python directory that you copied. See below screenshot.
5. Finally click on all OK buttons to save the settings.
Part 2: Install SublimeREPL Plugin
For taking input from user in sublime text we need a plugin named as SublimeREPL. So follow below steps to install it.
1. Go to below link and copy the code according to your sublime text version.
2. Open sublime and go to View > Show Console. Then in console box at bottom paste the code that you have just copied and press enter. Wait for few seconds, it will install required packages.
3. Then go to Preferences > Package Control > Package Control: Install Package.
4. In textbox type SublimeREPL and select it to install the plugin. After installation restart sublime text.
5. Now got to Tools > Build System > New Build System. A new file will open, just paste the following code in it.
2 4 | 'target':'run_existing_window_command', 'file':'config/Python/Main.sublime-menu' |
6. Press ctrl + s and save it with file name Python_RUN.
7. Go to Tools > Build System and select Python_RUN as build system or you can use ctrl + b as shortcut.
8. For running a python program go to Tools > Build.
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Comment below if you are facing any problem to run python program in sublime text.