How to run a Python script in UltraEdit

[Swagelvo]

Hi Guy!

I need an assistant with respect to how to setup run a Python script using UltraEdit.

Thank You

[ethanklein]

Assuming you have the UltraEdit program installed and open on your computer, double-click the "Python" script file that you want to run. UltraEdit should open the script in its own window. As long as you remain within this window, you can execute the Python script by typing its text at the UltraEdit console (usually found in Window's lower-left corner). If you want to save your work and close UltraEdit, right-click (Control+click on a Mac) on the Python script's file name and choose "Save As..." from the context menu.

[Vanisha]

To run a Python script in UltraEdit, you can follow the steps below:

Open the Python script in UltraEdit by selecting "File" -> "Open" from the menu or by using the "Ctrl+O" keyboard shortcut.
Click on "Advanced" -> "Tool Configuration" from the menu or press "F4" on your keyboard.
In the "Tool Configuration" window, click on the "Add" button to create a new tool.
Give your new tool a name, such as "Run Python Script".
Set the "Executable " field to the path of your Python executable. For example, if you're using Python 3.7 on Windows, the path might be "C:\Python3 7\py thon.exe".
In the "Arguments" field, add the path to your Python script. For example, if your script is saved on the desktop, you might enter "C:\Users\Y ourU sername\Desktop \your_script.py ".
Click "OK" to save your new tool.

Now, to run your Python script in UltraEdit, simply select "Advanced" -> "Run Tool" -> "Run Python Script" from the menu or press "Alt+F9" on your keyboard. Your Python script will be executed, and any output or errors will be displayed in the "Output" window.