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For example, if you just run python (Windows) or python3 (macOS/Linux) at a new command prompt, you're running in that interpreter's global environment.

Global and virtual environmentsīy default, any Python interpreter that you've installed runs in its own global environment, which is not specific to any one project. The Python tutorial () might also be helpful if you're new to the Python language. Note: If you're looking to get started with Python in Visual Studio Code, refer to the tutorial Getting Started with Python in VS Code. If you're new to working with Python environments, you can learn more at Virtual Environments and Packages () and Installing Python Modules ().

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While this article provides some information about Python environments and their concepts, it is primarily for understanding how to work with them within VS Code.

Environment variables and environment variable definitions files (.env).

Where the Python extension looks for environments.

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How to work with Environments and Terminal windows.

How to select and activate a virtual environment.

How to create a virtual or conda environment.

After you finish this article, you'll have a good understanding of: An "environment" in Python is the context in which a Python program runs and consists of an interpreter and any number of installed packages.

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This article discusses the helpful features provided by the VS Code Python extension for working with Python environments.

Configure IntelliSense for cross-compilingĮdit Using Python environments in VS Code.

Is there a script somewhere inside freecad that sets that all up? I did a print(os.environ) from inside Freecad, and the PATH variable looks to have everything I would need to somehow add to my custom python env.

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But how do I reference that? Then would also need to add the Mod folder for all the workbenchs.

It works from Freecad, but VS2017 doesn't know where it is (I found it in the Ext folder right under the main Freecad folder. Perhaps I have to modify the PYTHONPATH variable to include other locations? One of the modules I call in my first macro is PySide. I setup a custom python environment to point to the needed items inside the freecad installation folder, but it would seem that not all the installed packages are showing up (the ones under FreeCAD_0.19\bin\Lib\site-packages folder. I don't even necessarily need access to the freecad workbenches for now, but I need a bit more than I currently have. I just think it would have more better options than running the macro editor in freecad. What? That's like telling me to use vi as my text editor instead of Notepad++! Seriously though, I have the same idea using visual studio 2017 for macro programming (AND testing).