pypy support

[MikeTheWatchGuy]

The current version of PySimpleGUI is 2.7 and works with pypy3 !

There seems to be an issue with Non-blocking forms and the debug window. Something closes the debug window when it shouldn't.

Look into better pypy support.

[john144]

This might be related. I'm running Python 3.7 in Windows 10. I'm trying to create and write into a debug window using the code provided in the docs. However, the debug window will not remain open when the print loop finished. If I run this code from Idle in a .py file, the debug window remains open, but when I run it from a Windows commant prompt, or from PyCharm, or from Sublime Text, the debug window quickly opens, runs, and closes.

import PySimpleGUI as g
g.Print('Trying out the print cability')
print=g.Print
print('This really does work')
for i in range(100): 
     print(i)

[MikeTheWatchGuy]

is there anything after the last print?

You need a Popup or some other window to stay open in order for the debug to remain.

There are problems with these non-blocking windows are the only thing remaining. You need to stay in the tkinter loop somehow and the best way is to print a sg.Popup at the end of your program.

import PySimpleGUI as g
g.Print('Trying out the print cability')
print=g.Print
print('This really does work')
for i in range(100):
     print(i)

g.Popup('End of my program')

[john144]

Thanks, Mike: Adding a Popup was exactly what I did. I thought there was either a bug, or I was doing something wrong. Thanks for the help. I am just learning Python, and I need some UI, and I really like your tools.

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[MikeTheWatchGuy]

I haven't used the debug print very much, so let me know how it goes :-)

Just be aware that when multiple windows are open closing one of them can potentially affect others. If you have any problems just speak up.

I fixed a big in this code that was causing the pypy issue. I'm closing out the bug