Movable PythonThe Portable Programming Environment![]() Quotes Movable Python has the potential to affect your programming life even more than Microsoft's embrace. Yes, it's that important. -- Cameron Laird Zope on a rope! Movable Python allows me to carry Zope3.2 and my development environment everywhere I go. It's a great product, I love it. -- Kevin Smith ![]() Movpy Docs IndexPages
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Note To purchase Movable Python, visit the Movable Python Shop. There is a free Trial Version of Movable Python available from the shop. There is also a portable version of IDLE available for free download. This is Movable IDLE, for Python 2.4.3. It comes with the full Python standard library, and so should run most Python programs. Python on a Stick
It includes an IDE and many common Python extensions, to make Movable Python a portable Build, Test, and Run environment. It has a nice GUI to launch programs and control its behaviour. Movable Python is useful in the following situations:
For more examples of how you can use Movable Python, see the Use Cases page. Note If you like Movable Python, don't forget to check out the other Voidspace Python Projects. Movable Python can be used to launch scripts with several different interpreters from a single interface. It can detect an installed version of Python and you can switch between that and any Movpy interpreters you may have, including passing command line arguments and configuring Movpy [1]. As well as launching Python scripts, you can use Movable Python as a
graphical front end to any program. You may never need to use the command
line again. For a fuller introduction to Movable Python (including how to obtain it), read the Introduction or ask on the Mailing List. If you would like to try Movable Python, you can get a free demo version from the Movable Python Shop. This is for Python 2.3.5, has a 'nag screen' when you run it and will expire eventually. (When you run it it will tell you when it is due to expire.) Other than that, it is the complete distribution. For instructions on how to use Movable Python, you might want to visit The Reference Manual. Oh, and by the way, it's Movable Python, not Moveable Python.
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