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[Darcy Shen <address@hidden>]

It should work fine.

And for GNU TeXmacs 1.99.13, I switched the default python version to 
Python 3.


For people who does not have any programming experience, just install 
GNU TeXmacs and install Python 3.8 from the Windows 10 store. And it 
will work fine. You do not have to set the PATH for variable for Python.

For people who are using Anaconda, I suggest that you should learn about 
how anaconda works. You may learn about the path to real python 
executable when you launch a Python script in a specific conda env.


If you have installed GNU TeXmacs 1.99.13, and it does not work 
properly. Please carefully read:

https://github.com/texmacs/python#change-the-python-interpreter


If you want to stick to GNU TeXmacs 1.99.12 and have learned Python 
seriously, it would not a big problem for you to switch to a specific 
version of the Python plugin. Here is the clues (in init-python.scm):


(define (python-launcher)
  (if (url-exists? "$TEXMACS_HOME_PATH/plugins/tmpy")
      (string-append (python-command) " \""
                     (getenv "TEXMACS_HOME_PATH")
                     "/plugins/tmpy/session/tm_python.py\"")
      (string-append (python-command) " \""
                     (getenv "TEXMACS_PATH")
                     "/plugins/tmpy/session/tm_python.py\"")))


On 2020/5/29 下午11:58, Alexandre Danescu wrote:
> Dear Texmacs users,
>
> When updating from v.1.99.5 to the latest 1.99.12 version on Windows 
> 10, the Python plugin doesn't work...
>
> I have both Python 2.7 and Pyhton 3 (Anaconda distribution) working 
> fine on my laptop.
>
> Is this a known issue ?
>
> Is the older 1.99.5 version still available somewhere ?
>
> Thank you,
>
> Alexandre