how to stop console pop-up question?

[newuser121]

Hello all,

I am a new user to Python (spyder).

When I run my script, which shows a plot figure, the following pop-up :


is there anyway which I can prevent this pop-up everytime I run(or press F5) on my script?

thank you.
cheers.

[metulburr]

It looks like you are trying to run a second process, and its just notifying you that. Have you killed the first process?

[newuser121]

It looks like you are trying to run a second process, and its just notifying you that. Have you killed the first process?

metalburr,

thanks for the reply.
I simply have a plotted figure open. Then, this message pops up when I try to re-rerun the script.

Is their an auto-command 'kill' I can use to prevent this pop-up?

thanks.

[sparkz_alot]

It looks like you are trying to run a second process, and its just notifying you that. Have you killed the first process?

metalburr,

thanks for the reply.
I simply have a plotted figure open. Then, this message pops up when I try to re-rerun the script.

Is their an auto-command 'kill' I can use to prevent this pop-up?

thanks.

Are you saying you want two instances of the same script running at the same time? Because that is what the system is assuming you're trying to do. As long as your plot is being displayed, your script is running and will continue to run until you terminate it (for example closing the window).

Or are you saying you have a plot showing and you want to 'update' the display with new information?  If that is the case, it would be helpful to know which graphics module your using and the relevant code you've written to make it happen.

[newuser121]

It looks like you are trying to run a second process, and its just notifying you that. Have you killed the first process?

metalburr,

thanks for the reply.
I simply have a plotted figure open. Then, this message pops up when I try to re-rerun the script.

Is their an auto-command 'kill' I can use to prevent this pop-up?

thanks.

Are you saying you want two instances of the same script running at the same time? Because that is what the system is assuming you're trying to do. As long as your plot is being displayed, your script is running and will continue to run until you terminate it (for example closing the window).

Or are you saying you have a plot showing and you want to 'update' the display with new information?  If that is the case, it would be helpful to know which graphics module your using and the relevant code you've written to make it happen.

[Skaperen]

i am using the command line and never see that. maybe a script that runs boston1.py and exits itself could this for your environment (Windows?).

[newuser121]

ok thanks. I will check on it.