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Hello,

since updating PyScripter to v4, it can no longer find the Python path in the Wapt installation folder. See the screenshot below:



Do you have any suggestions?

Thank you

32-bit PyScripter? (Wapt is 32-bit, so it needs 32-bit PyScripter, not 64-bit)

yes version 4.0.0.5 x86, I used the pyscripter package from the wapt store.

The package has a problem; it's installing the x64 version.
I'll look into it.

Ah, that's reassuring.

I'll wait for your reply to do the update.

Thanks.

Hello,
I've tested again on several environments and the PyScripter package installs correctly on x86.
Could you completely remove PyScripter and install it from the package, then test again?

Regards,
Jimmy

Hello,

I'm having the same problem after reinstalling v4, and the same after reinstalling v3 (and removing v4 from my local store).
v4 is no longer available on the Wapt store, so I can't reinstall it from there.

Thanks

OK, I just solved my problem!

After analyzing the pyscripter v3 package (v4 is "broken") available on the store, it seems that the modifications made to the pyscripter.local.ini file are not taken into account during installation (at least not on my system).

I copied the following Python version modifications to the end of the pyscripter.local.ini file in my machine's local administrator profile:
After this modification, pyscripter is working properly again (I just updated a package)

After using PyScripter, the pyscripter.local.ini file changed as shown below:

Actually, it's quite simple:

pyscripter4 is no longer compatible with Python 2.7.

Therefore, you'll have to wait for the discovery to use pyscripter4.