Specify path to Python in settings

Hi,

On osx 10.10, I'm trying to use python3.4 with atom (macports install in /opt/local/bin/python3.4) by default, but i cant find a proper way than :

• cmd+maj+I : command = /opt/local/bin/python3.4, but i need to do that at each launch of atom
  OR
• set shebang to "#!/usr/bin/env python3.4", modify "python" path to > python3.4 in zsh and edit launchctl to pass vars.
  (Got error when I try to run js code #61 (comment))
  OR
• set shebang to absolute path of my python3.4 install which make my script less portable.

Can you set an option to specify path to exec interpreter saved once for all ?

Have a nice day.

[jhasse]

Is python3.4 in your PATH? Have tried creating a symlink to it?

[EasyPonic]

Same problem here: several version of python installed; script chooses the wrong one :(

[qherreros]

Same here, would be great to be able to save the configuration once and for all

[xareal]

i tried that also didnt work

[nixel2007]

Did you try to use new "profile" feature? You can see how it works here, in top post #750

[konradzdeb]

Did you try to use new "profile" feature? You can see how it works here, in top post #750

I was wondering whether it is possible to find some examples how the profile feature should be configured. For example, when working with two Python versions available in:

C:\Python27
C:\Python35-32

How the profile window below should be configured to provide a convenient switching mechanisms for running scripts in each version.

[ABUISSON]

Did you manage to do it ?

[konradzdeb]

@ABUISSON No, I actually came back to vim.

[Facottons]

In my Ubuntu I manage it by insert in "command" the path to my executable python file, e.g. /home/user/anaconda3/envs/anaconda2/bin/python2.7. Then, I have saved it as profile named 'python2'. Now when I press shift-ctrl-alt-b and hit the 'run' button I run my code in the active window using python2.7. Using ctrl-alt-b I run my code using my default python version, i.e 3.6.