can't run py files from atom after uninstalling old python
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I had been able to run python files via Atom's Open in Browser, but now that I have uninstalled python 2.7 (still have the latest version installed) it throws an error saying I have no program associated with that file type. Any help would be appreciated!
python atom-editor
asked Nov 15 '18 at 4:29
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I had been able to run python files via Atom's Open in Browser, but now that I have uninstalled python 2.7 (still have the latest version installed) it throws an error saying I have no program associated with that file type. Any help would be appreciated!
python atom-editor
asked Nov 15 '18 at 4:29
MattMatt
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A few questions which may help. Are you using the script package ? Have you tried re-installing the Open in Browser package ? Do you run atom from the command line ? When you try to run your python file, do you call python or python3 ?
– Patol75
Nov 15 '18 at 4:41
Thanks for the reply. I have script installed but it doesn't seem to work properly so I don't use it. I just tried re-installing Open in Browser, but the the issue persists. I don't run atom from the command line; I just open it like a normal program and load in project folders. I reinstalled python on my home comp and that solved the issue, but the problem persists on my work laptop after trying all of the provided solutions.
– Matt
Nov 15 '18 at 22:16
I run my scripts with script. There are two things I do. First, in the settings of script, I specify that the folder from which the script command needs to be called is the one of the current file. And second, I specify in the launching options (Ctrl + Shift + Alt + O) that the command to execute is python3. This works for me. Another question which may help: what command do you call in the terminal to use python? Because if it is python3 and that atom expects python, then that is maybe the problem.
– Patol75
Nov 15 '18 at 23:59
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I had been able to run python files via Atom's Open in Browser, but now that I have uninstalled python 2.7 (still have the latest version installed) it throws an error saying I have no program associated with that file type. Any help would be appreciated!
python atom-editor
asked Nov 15 '18 at 4:29
MattMatt
73
I had been able to run python files via Atom's Open in Browser, but now that I have uninstalled python 2.7 (still have the latest version installed) it throws an error saying I have no program associated with that file type. Any help would be appreciated!
python atom-editor
python atom-editor
asked Nov 15 '18 at 4:29
MattMatt
73
asked Nov 15 '18 at 4:29
MattMatt
73
asked Nov 15 '18 at 4:29
MattMatt
73
asked Nov 15 '18 at 4:29
MattMatt
73
asked Nov 15 '18 at 4:29
MattMatt
73
73
A few questions which may help. Are you using the script package ? Have you tried re-installing the Open in Browser package ? Do you run atom from the command line ? When you try to run your python file, do you call python or python3 ?
– Patol75
Nov 15 '18 at 4:41
Thanks for the reply. I have script installed but it doesn't seem to work properly so I don't use it. I just tried re-installing Open in Browser, but the the issue persists. I don't run atom from the command line; I just open it like a normal program and load in project folders. I reinstalled python on my home comp and that solved the issue, but the problem persists on my work laptop after trying all of the provided solutions.
– Matt
Nov 15 '18 at 22:16
I run my scripts with script. There are two things I do. First, in the settings of script, I specify that the folder from which the script command needs to be called is the one of the current file. And second, I specify in the launching options (Ctrl + Shift + Alt + O) that the command to execute is python3. This works for me. Another question which may help: what command do you call in the terminal to use python? Because if it is python3 and that atom expects python, then that is maybe the problem.
– Patol75
Nov 15 '18 at 23:59
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A few questions which may help. Are you using the script package ? Have you tried re-installing the Open in Browser package ? Do you run atom from the command line ? When you try to run your python file, do you call python or python3 ?
– Patol75
Nov 15 '18 at 4:41
Thanks for the reply. I have script installed but it doesn't seem to work properly so I don't use it. I just tried re-installing Open in Browser, but the the issue persists. I don't run atom from the command line; I just open it like a normal program and load in project folders. I reinstalled python on my home comp and that solved the issue, but the problem persists on my work laptop after trying all of the provided solutions.
– Matt
Nov 15 '18 at 22:16
I run my scripts with script. There are two things I do. First, in the settings of script, I specify that the folder from which the script command needs to be called is the one of the current file. And second, I specify in the launching options (Ctrl + Shift + Alt + O) that the command to execute is python3. This works for me. Another question which may help: what command do you call in the terminal to use python? Because if it is python3 and that atom expects python, then that is maybe the problem.
– Patol75
Nov 15 '18 at 23:59
A few questions which may help. Are you using the script package ? Have you tried re-installing the Open in Browser package ? Do you run atom from the command line ? When you try to run your python file, do you call python or python3 ?
– Patol75
Nov 15 '18 at 4:41
A few questions which may help. Are you using the script package ? Have you tried re-installing the Open in Browser package ? Do you run atom from the command line ? When you try to run your python file, do you call python or python3 ?
– Patol75
Nov 15 '18 at 4:41
Thanks for the reply. I have script installed but it doesn't seem to work properly so I don't use it. I just tried re-installing Open in Browser, but the the issue persists. I don't run atom from the command line; I just open it like a normal program and load in project folders. I reinstalled python on my home comp and that solved the issue, but the problem persists on my work laptop after trying all of the provided solutions.
– Matt
Nov 15 '18 at 22:16
Thanks for the reply. I have script installed but it doesn't seem to work properly so I don't use it. I just tried re-installing Open in Browser, but the the issue persists. I don't run atom from the command line; I just open it like a normal program and load in project folders. I reinstalled python on my home comp and that solved the issue, but the problem persists on my work laptop after trying all of the provided solutions.
– Matt
Nov 15 '18 at 22:16
I run my scripts with script. There are two things I do. First, in the settings of script, I specify that the folder from which the script command needs to be called is the one of the current file. And second, I specify in the launching options (Ctrl + Shift + Alt + O) that the command to execute is python3. This works for me. Another question which may help: what command do you call in the terminal to use python? Because if it is python3 and that atom expects python, then that is maybe the problem.
– Patol75
Nov 15 '18 at 23:59
I run my scripts with script. There are two things I do. First, in the settings of script, I specify that the folder from which the script command needs to be called is the one of the current file. And second, I specify in the launching options (Ctrl + Shift + Alt + O) that the command to execute is python3. This works for me. Another question which may help: what command do you call in the terminal to use python? Because if it is python3 and that atom expects python, then that is maybe the problem.
– Patol75
Nov 15 '18 at 23:59
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Update your system's path variables because python path is pointing to the previous version which you have uninstalled.
answered Nov 15 '18 at 4:33
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It looks like it is already set to Python36-32. I uninstalled 2.7
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Update your system's path variables because python path is pointing to the previous version which you have uninstalled.
answered Nov 15 '18 at 4:33
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It looks like it is already set to Python36-32. I uninstalled 2.7
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Update your system's path variables because python path is pointing to the previous version which you have uninstalled.
answered Nov 15 '18 at 4:33
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It looks like it is already set to Python36-32. I uninstalled 2.7
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Update your system's path variables because python path is pointing to the previous version which you have uninstalled.
answered Nov 15 '18 at 4:33
Haris AnwarHaris Anwar
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Update your system's path variables because python path is pointing to the previous version which you have uninstalled.
answered Nov 15 '18 at 4:33
Haris AnwarHaris Anwar
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answered Nov 15 '18 at 4:33
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answered Nov 15 '18 at 4:33
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answered Nov 15 '18 at 4:33
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It looks like it is already set to Python36-32. I uninstalled 2.7
– Matt
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It looks like it is already set to Python36-32. I uninstalled 2.7
– Matt
Nov 15 '18 at 4:39
It looks like it is already set to Python36-32. I uninstalled 2.7
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It looks like it is already set to Python36-32. I uninstalled 2.7
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A few questions which may help. Are you using the script package ? Have you tried re-installing the Open in Browser package ? Do you run atom from the command line ? When you try to run your python file, do you call python or python3 ?
– Patol75
Nov 15 '18 at 4:41
Thanks for the reply. I have script installed but it doesn't seem to work properly so I don't use it. I just tried re-installing Open in Browser, but the the issue persists. I don't run atom from the command line; I just open it like a normal program and load in project folders. I reinstalled python on my home comp and that solved the issue, but the problem persists on my work laptop after trying all of the provided solutions.
– Matt
Nov 15 '18 at 22:16
I run my scripts with script. There are two things I do. First, in the settings of script, I specify that the folder from which the script command needs to be called is the one of the current file. And second, I specify in the launching options (Ctrl + Shift + Alt + O) that the command to execute is python3. This works for me. Another question which may help: what command do you call in the terminal to use python? Because if it is python3 and that atom expects python, then that is maybe the problem.
– Patol75
Nov 15 '18 at 23:59