I'm trying to grab a simple input using input(), but when I run the script within Visual Code the program hangs whenever that line of code is hit.
input()?task
{
"version": "0.1.0",
"command": "python",
"isShellCommand": true,
"showOutput": "always",
"args": ["${file}"],
}
You can right click within the text file that you wish to run and then select "Run Python file in Terminal".
[ { "key": "cmd+r", "command": "python.execInTerminal" } ]
[ { "key": "cmd+r", "command": "python.execSelectionInTerminal" } ]You will need to run your script from the command-line (terminal), instead of directly in Visual Studio Code, if you would like to interact with the program as a normal user would.
> python name_of_program.pyThe output displayed inside Visual Studio Code is not meant to be used for interacting with the underlying script, nor does it have the capability to read any input directly from your keyboard (it simply shows the output of whatever you have decided to run).
What you could do is to edit your task-file to automatically spawn a terminal of your choosing instead of running the python-interpreter directly.
Depending on what operating system you are on, and the terminals available, the edits required to do this might look a little different, but they should all follow the same pattern.
{
"version": "0.1.0",
"command": "urxvt",
"isShellCommand": false,
"showOutput": "always",
"args": [ "-e", "python ${file}" ]
}N O T E
In the above,urxvtis the name of my choice for terminal,-eis the flag required to pass a command that is to be executed upon startup, andpython ${file}is the command to execute.
My recommendation is to get the command necessary to fire up a new terminal, and directly execute a python script, working elsewhere before editing your task-file.
I had similar problem and I guess you ran the program with
ctrl + shift + B for build.
instead of build, you can simply open up terminal inside of vs code by
ctrl + shift + `
once terminal is opened, type in the name of file you'd like to run.
just click on the RUN CODE option at the top right corner of visual studio ode interference. When you run code it automatically runs (input()) function in Terminal.
