I just set up IDE env for Python 3. I was wondering how I can run the file being currently edited in vim. I remembered that the command was “:python %”, but it did not work for Python 3.
Thank you very much.
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I just set up IDE env for Python 3. I was wondering how I can run the file being currently edited in vim. I remembered that the command was “:python %”, but it did not work for Python 3.
Thank you very much.
For Python 3, just simply execute
:!python3 %Furthermore, you might also want to map it to a hotkey in your settings, like what I did:
noremap <D-r> <esc>:w<CR>:!python3 %<CR>So that you can just press
Command+rto execute the current code with Python 3 anytime (it will be saved automatically.