[IPython-user] .py file stuck open?
Fernando Perez
Fernando.Perez at colorado.edu
Wed May 18 23:33:45 CDT 2005
D Brown wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm seeing a problem using ipython where my .py source file
> cannot be saved after I get a runtime error. Not sure if
> this is expected or not. It's occurring after I get an
> error within the shutil module. I don't think I've seen it
> happen so far with errors in other places.
[...]
> Any ideas on what's happening? If I exit ipython I can
> then save the .py file again, so it appears ipython is
> holding the file open.
Mmh, I've certainly not seen this under *nix, but I know that win32 has very
different locking behavior than *nix, and I'm afraid I'm not sure what the
solution should be. Any win32 experts who can suggest a good solution?
I should note that %run is little more than a safe wrapper, with nicer
exception handling and all the fancy namespace switches, around the builtin
execfile().
The first thing I'd try is to see whether using a plain
execfile('yourfile.py') causes the same behavior. If it does, I'm afraid it
won't be easy for me to help there, unless you can find a flag or trick to
cure the problem manually. If you do, by all means please post your solution,
and I can stuff it in the right place in the ipython library.
Regards,
f
More information about the IPython-user
mailing list