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	~~<font size=6>'''Language - Python'''~~

	~~'''Windows with IDLE'''</font>~~

	~~Welcome to using Phidgets with Python! By using Python, you will have access to the complete Phidget22 API, including events.~~

	~~IDLE is a cross-platform development environment for Python targeted at newcomers to the language.~~

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	<div style="text-size:24pt; color:red">WARNING: We do not recommend using Idle with Phidgets. It has known problems dealing with multiple threads, which is a required feature if your program uses events.</div>

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	~~{{Finding Code Samples\|Python}}~~

	~~==Using the Code Samples==~~
	~~To use the code sample from the [{{SERVER}}?view=code_samples&lang=Python Code Samples] page, copy it into a new~~ Python ~~script file, and save it.~~

	~~[[Image:Python_Sample_Code_Windows_Idle.png\|link=\|center~~]]

	~~To run the example, simply click on ''Run'' and select ''Run Module'':~~

	~~[[Image:Python_Sample_Code_Windows_Idle_Run.png\|link=\|center]]~~

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-<div style="text-size:24pt; color:red">WARNING: We do not recommend using IDLE with Phidgets. It has known problems dealing with multiple threads, which is a required feature if your program uses events.</div>
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-==Use Our Examples==
+==Using the Code Samples==
-One of the best ways to start programming with Phidgets is to use our example code as a guide. Before we get started, make sure you have read [[#Install Phidget Python module for Windows| how to install the Phidget Python module]] section above.
+To use the code sample from the [{{SERVER}}?view=code_samples&lang=Python Code Samples] page, copy it into a new Python script file, and save it.
 To run the example, simply click on ''Run'' and select ''Run Module'':
-The script now has access to Phidgets.
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2019-05-22T20:44:21Z

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	<div style="text-size:24pt; color:red">WARNING: We do not recommend using ~~Idle~~ with Phidgets. It has known problems dealing with multiple threads, which is a required feature if your program uses events.</div>		<div style="text-size:24pt; color:red">WARNING: We do not recommend using IDLE with Phidgets. It has known problems dealing with multiple threads, which is a required feature if your program uses events.</div>

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2019-04-29T21:31:29Z

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			<div style="text-size:24pt; color:red">WARNING: We do not recommend using Idle with Phidgets. It has known problems dealing with multiple threads, which is a required feature if your program uses events.</div>

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2019-02-28T21:52:00Z

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	==Setting Up a New Project==		==Setting Up a New Project==
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2018-12-13T19:21:52Z

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2018-08-20T20:42:37Z

Setting Up a New Project

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	==Setting Up a New Project==		==Setting Up a New Project==
	When you are building a project from scratch, or adding Phidget functionality to an existing project, you'll need to configure your program to properly link the Phidget Python library.		When you are building a project from scratch, or adding Phidget functionality to an existing project, you'll need to configure your program to properly link the Phidget Python library.

			To start, open Idle and create a new file:
			[[Image:Python_idle_newfile.png\|link=\|center]]

	To include the Phidget Python library, add the following imports to your code:		To include the Phidget Python library, add the following imports to your code:

2018-08-20T20:26:13Z

Setting Up a New Project

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	==Setting Up a New Project==		==Setting Up a New Project==
	When you are building a project from scratch, or adding Phidget functionality to an existing project, you'll need to configure your program to properly link the Phidget Python library.		When you are building a project from scratch, or adding Phidget functionality to an existing project, you'll need to configure your program to properly link the Phidget Python library.


	~~To start, create a new Python project:~~
	~~[[Image:Python_liclipse_newproject.PNG\|link=\|center]]~~


	~~Next, add a new file to the project:~~
	~~[[Image:Python_liclipse_newfile.PNG\|link=\|center]]~~


	To include the Phidget Python library, add the following imports to your code:		To include the Phidget Python library, add the following imports to your code: