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# |
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# Simple and dirty tools for interactive python mode |
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# |
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# FIXME TODO LIST: |
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# - needs to detect 'python -i' presence in case of python <= 2.5. |
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import atexit |
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import inspect |
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@ -96,11 +98,16 @@ def init_interactive(use_readline=True, global_ns=None): |
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"""Perform standard initialization for my scripts. |
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Some options can be given to tweak the environment. |
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Under ipython |
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""" |
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# ERROR: this still does not work. we need to execute the statements |
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# in the global (base) namespace, not in this function's namespace. |
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CAVEAT: this method still does not work universally yet. |
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We need to execute some of the statements in the global (top level) |
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namespace, not in this function's namespace. |
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So in general init_interactive *MUST* at this point be called from the |
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main program, not from any subroutine. |
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Otherwise, you must explicitly specify the global namespace as the |
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`global_ns` argument. |
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Works under ipython, `python -i' and vanilla python. |
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""" |
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(g, b) = get_global_namespace_(global_ns) |
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int_info = detect_interactive(g) |
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