> One weird thing that may or may not be related to pyreadline: while the built-
> in Python interactive shell exhibits no issues, using IPython3 with this
> library causes the "In [x]" prompt to double up after each command, and then a
> print a third time as soon as you begin typing a new command. Example:
>
> -------
>
> In [1]:
> In [1]:
> In [1]: a = [1,2,3]
> One weird thing that may or may not be related to pyreadline: while the built-
> in Python interactive shell exhibits no issues, using IPython3 with this
> library causes the "In [x]" prompt to double up after each command, and then a
> print a third time as soon as you begin typing a new command. Example:
>
> -------
>
> In [1]:
> In [1]:
> In [1]: a = [1,2,3]
I'm trying IPython3 got from https:/ /github. com/ipython/ ipython- py3k/commit/ 17bd8dfb1da9940 799c3c3e0e19af0 98f4f93a45 and it works for me on Windows7+Python-3.2 (but I found another bug..)
Next, I'll try with Windows XP.