Using PyScripter with QGIS
QGIS is a free and open source GIS System. However it comes with an unusual setup. To use it with Pyscripter you need to: copy python3.exe and python36.dll (or python37.dll for recent versions) from the…
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QGIS is a free and open source GIS System. However it comes with an unusual setup. To use it with Pyscripter you need to: copy python3.exe and python36.dll (or python37.dll for recent versions) from the…
You can easily setup PyScripter to work with ArcGIS Pro. Since ArcGIS Pro is a 64bit application you need to have Windows 64 bits. Make sure you have installed PyScripter 64bits. Install ArcGIS Pro. I…
PyScripter has been included in the projects of the week selection by SourceForge for the second time recently.
As hinted, the forthcoming version 3.5 of PyScripter will allow you to run and debug scripts on remote Windows and Linux SSH servers. It introduces a new type of engine called “SSH engine”, which…
In the next version, Pyscripter will support working with remote files i.e. files that may reside in different computers (servers) including Windows and Linux machines. You will be able to open, edit run debug and…
PyScripter 3.4.2 is now available at Sourceforge. This is a maintenance release with some new features and many bug fixes.New features: New Edit Command Read Only (#883) Files opened by PyScripter from the Python directory…
PyScripter 3.4.0 is now available at Sourceforge. The major new feature is the ability to switch Python versions without exiting PyScripter. Support for virtual environments (venv and virtualenv) and conda distributions is provided out-of-the-box. So…
A new feature that has been added to PyScripter and will be available in PyScrpter 3.4 is the ability to switch python versions without exiting PyScripter. You can easily switch versions from the Python versions…
Here are some tips for working with code folding: Bird’s eye view of a module: A. Fold All B Unfold classes Fold/unfold whole functions: A. Unfold All B Fold functions Now when you unfold a…