Arabic Python Terminal — Ihab RabayaRun the current Python file in a dedicated VS Code panel that displays connected Arabic text. Python output is decoded as UTF-8 automatically. Requirements
This edition is intended for Windows. Other operating systems have not been validated. Run a Python file
You can also run Ihab Arabic Terminal: Run Python File from the Command Palette ( The runner uses The regular Python extension's Run button continues to use its own terminal. Use this extension's named button for Arabic output. Choose a Python interpreterOpen Settings and search for Ihab Arabic Terminal: Python Path, or set:
Enter the actual path to the executable, with no command-line arguments. The default is PowerShell panelRun Ihab Arabic Terminal: Open PowerShell from the Command Palette, or press Ctrl+Alt+Shift+T while editing a file. This opens the panel for manual commands. العربيةهذه الإضافة من Ihab Rabaya، وتعرض مخرجات بايثون العربية بحروف متصلة داخل لوحة مستقلة.
LimitationsThis is a custom output and input panel, not a full terminal emulator or debugger. Breakpoints and full-screen terminal applications are not supported. Stop terminates the direct Python process; programs that create child processes may need additional cleanup. Keyboard shortcuts can be changed in VS Code's Keyboard Shortcuts settings. If you installed the earlier personal build under publisher PrivacyThe extension runs programs locally and contains no telemetry or network-upload code. Programs you choose to run retain their own behavior and permissions. Credits and licensePublished by Ihab Rabaya. Based on Arabic Terminal by Muhammad Ayman, distributed under the MIT License. This is an independent derivative, not an official release from the original author. The original copyright and license are preserved in This edition adds a Python run button and shortcut, automatic UTF-8 execution, script-directory working folders, live partial output, Python input forwarding, and a stop command. |