As you can see from the following code: I am trying to run a simple code that checks the python version and takes the user's input:
import platform
print(platform.python_version())
msg = input("Hello, how are you? ")
print(msg)
We know that Sublime doesn't take any user input in a default fashion, so that's why I installed SublimeREPL, the inconvenience that I'm having is that an error arrises when I run the code above in SublimeREPL:( The code runs fine (apart the fact that it can't take input) in Python 3.6.4 (As I intend) in the normal part of Sublime Text 3:
3.6.7
Hello, how are you?
But when the code is ran in SublimeREPL it displays that the code is being ran in Python 2.7.10, therefore the error occurs:
2.7.10.
Hello, how are you? Good
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "first.py", line 3, in <module>
msg = input("Hello, how are you? ")
File "<string>", line 1, in <module>
NameError: name 'Good' is not defined
***Repl Closed***
The only way that the string input will work in the SublimeREPL is if I use raw_input() or use quotes around the input, but they're very inconvenient and they're a hassle. Can someone provide me a solution in having SublimeREPL run in python 3.6.4? I've tried to look for a solution everywhere online, but nothing seems to be working. Btw I'm using a Mac, I just switched from Windows, and it worked fine on Windows I remember. Thanks.
