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Set Python 3 path in IDE on Mac OS X

I'm going to write some Python 3.2 scripts in the Ninja IDE on Mac OS X. However, I quickly found that the IDE uses the Python 2.7 interpreter, which came with the default system.

Preferences "Currently" The "Python Path" is simply "python". I want to use Python 3.2 all the time, and I think it is a matter of writing or finding the right path in the settings. In "Terminal", I usually just use the "python3" instruction, followed by the file name, but neither this nor a longer path helped.

I'm sure the answer is simple, but my Google skills and other technical know-how have not yet given me an answer. Any help is much appreciated :-)

EDIT: Here is a screenshot of the settings window. This is how the preferences screen looks

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Ninja IDE is not compatible with python 3 to use python 3 you will need to find another IDE for OSX. I recommend using eclipse with the Pydev plugin, here is a tutorial on how to install pydev and eclipse: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vHRRiBHI3to

link to faq: https://github.com/ninja-ide/ninja-ide/wiki/FAQ

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Usually "/ usr / bin / python3", which is a software connection, wherever you install Python 3.

Since OS X comes with 2.7, you need to download and install Python 3 yourself.

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http://wolfpaulus.com/jounal/mac/installing_python_osx/

I just followed this link and my system now uses python3.4 in the shell.

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