Re: how to cut and paste in the windows of python(command line)



fang wrote:
The mouse cannot be responded in the windows of python(command
line) and cut and paste cannot be done. ctrl c and ctrl v do not work.
But they do work in IDLE.

that has absolutely nothing to do with Python, and everything to do with what console or terminal program you're using.

if you're using windows, you'll find edit commands, including copy and paste, commands in the window menu (click on the icon in the upper left corner). Python also supports the standard "doskey" commands (text+F8 to search in history, UP/DOWN to recall commands, ESC to clear, etc).

if you want better console support, consider installing the "ipython"
shell:

http://ipython.scipy.org/moin/

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