IdleUserExtend
Extension that fixes loading extensions from the user config file.
What does this extension do?
This IDLE extension patches IDLE to be able to properly load extensions
from the user configuration directory (~/.idlerc/config-extensions.cfg)
instead of forcing you to modify the root extension file.
Installation
- Go to terminal and install with
pip install idleuserextend. - Run command
idleuserextend. You should see the following output:Config should be good!. - Open IDLE, go to
Options->Configure IDLE->Extensions. If everything went well, alongsideZzDummythere should be and option calledidleuserextend. All extensions are now able to load from the user extension configuration file alone, no need to modifyconfig-extensions.defin/usr/lib/python3.XX/idlelibanymore!
Information on options
enable toggles whether the extension is active or not.
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