Readme: Updated the "Running the Source Code" section to make it clea…

[ShubhamJain7]

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Summary of the issue:

The "Running From Source" section of the Readme was a bit unclear as it didn't mention the exact commands needed to run the source code.

Description of how this pull request fixes the issue:

The "Running From Source" section of the Readme now mentions the commands for running from source and the reason for using pythonw.exe is now a note that immediately follows the commands.

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[josephsl]

Hi, actually it doesn’t matter as to which Python executable gets used (pyw or py), as they are needed for different needs: Pyw if you are strictly looking for running as GUI, and regular py if you want to look at dumps fros PowerShell, Command Prompt and such (dealing with issues that may not show up if run strictly as a GUI app). Thanks.

[ShubhamJain7]

Is this better?

Note: Use pythonw.exe if you are looking to run the program as a GUI. However, if you want to look at errors early in the startup of NVDA in PowerShell, Command Prompt and such, use python.exe instead.

[josephsl]

Hi, yes. Note that there is a more convenient way: py/pyw. Thanks.

[lukaszgo1]

@josephsl wrote;

Note that there is a more convenient way: py/pyw.

It is more convenient only if you have one version of Python installed. If not py/pyw defaults to the most recently installed which is not always what we want. It is also easier to run pythonw.exe from the specific path in case of multiple versions installed rather than fiddle with pyw parameters to specify version.

[josephsl]

Hi, true. One must specify the version to run (py/pyw -3.7-32). Thanks.

[ShubhamJain7]

I think it is up to the developer to choose the version and python executable to use. Adding the details for the same in the readme seem unnecessary.
Thanks!

[josephsl]

Yep, thanks for clarifying this for new developers.

[feerrenrut]

Thanks @ShubhamJain7 🎉