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Werner Merkl
Hallo,
PythonWin is really great and like to use it all the time.
But, I use to an us keyboard and get support strings (.__doc__).
On the other side, most of my colleges use German keyboards and
the do not get these strings at all.
We are using:
- Python 2.4
- PyWin32 203
Here is an example:
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When we enter range with us keyboard we get: [range([start,] stop[, step]) -> list of integers]
When we do this with German keyboard we get... nothing,
except we enter: [range([start,] stop[, step]) -> list of integers]
You see, if we press ")" on German KB, which is "(" on us KB
we get the help...
BTW: Changes to Python24\Lib\site-packages\pythonwin\pywin\default.cfg
didn't help.
Is this a known issue?
And is there a work around?
Or do we have to take an other IDE like SPE?
Thank you in advance
Werner Merkl
PythonWin is really great and like to use it all the time.
But, I use to an us keyboard and get support strings (.__doc__).
On the other side, most of my colleges use German keyboards and
the do not get these strings at all.
We are using:
- Python 2.4
- PyWin32 203
Here is an example:
-------------------
When we enter range with us keyboard we get: [range([start,] stop[, step]) -> list of integers]
When we do this with German keyboard we get... nothing,
except we enter: [range([start,] stop[, step]) -> list of integers]
You see, if we press ")" on German KB, which is "(" on us KB
we get the help...
BTW: Changes to Python24\Lib\site-packages\pythonwin\pywin\default.cfg
didn't help.
Is this a known issue?
And is there a work around?
Or do we have to take an other IDE like SPE?
Thank you in advance
Werner Merkl