I use PythonWin.exe to edit my python script in a console window.

Is there a way to start e.g. blenderpublisher with some command line argument that loads a python script and execute it? Like:

blender.exe -script mypythonscript.py -executescript

I'd like PythonWin for editing Python as it has syntax highlight and colouring.

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Nicholas Yue

nicholas_yue wrote:

Is there a way to start e.g. blenderpublisher with some command line argument that loads a python script and execute it? Like: blender.exe -script mypythonscript.py -executescript

in the Script window in Blender, you can link Python scripts to different events including OnLoad. Maybe that could help you.

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I'd like PythonWin for editing Python as it has syntax highlight and colouring.

personnaly, I use IDLE, I find that it's a very useful program, and moreover, who more than the Python dudes would know what is best to code in Python

Martin
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I use Idle as well, although pythonwin isn't all that much different. Also, pythonwin has some nice extensions to allow creation of windows programs, although I could never actually figure out how to use the darn things.

theeth wrote:

in the Script window in Blender, you can link Python scripts to different events including OnLoad. Maybe that could help you. Martin

Can you list the steps? How do I invoke the Script window to change the events?