This is an update request on this 4 year old question.
I have been using Canopy for many years but one draw back is that I can't debug a different project while another is running. I often run code that takes about an hour so it would be ideal to be able to run one project while working on another. In short, I would like to use multiple kernels integrated with the IDE. Perhaps as many as three as I have four cores.
Canopy is my default an only python on my windows machine. I am using Canopy 2.1.3 with python 3.5
The use-case is clear, but is not yet implemented, though it is getting closer. (Canopy 2.1 can work with multiple different environments, but not yet simultaneously.) I do expect multiple simultaneous running kernels to be available in 2018. Meanwhile, the workaround is the same as before -- develop and test your code in the Canopy GUI, but run your long production runs in Canopy Command Prompts using qtconsole or ipython or plain python.
The current version of Canopy is 2.1.6
FWIW: as a feature request, I'm not sure that this is really an SO-question.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/47315176/run-scripts-simultaniously-in-canopy