On 5/11/2010 3:02 AM, Jordi P. Bou wrote:
Hi,
I've tried livecoding and I think is a great tool to add to the
console.
Any ideas about how to add to the console to be useful?
One way would be importing it before creating the interpreter,
possibly passing the
path/s to reload as parameters.
sorry for the late response, I just got some time to play around with
the console, it's really neat! This is also something of a coincidence,
as I recently have been doing things with fluxus:
http://www.pawfal.org/fluxus/
There's a video here:
http://bit.ly/df4DPS
So, what if there was something like that for Python? The basic elements
-- the console, the livecoding module, and pyglet are there.
Now fluxus does some specific things with sound/image processing that is
on another level, but getting the basic environment set up could be
quite interesting I think.
With the livecoding module, I think you can still add your own modules
to be reloaded to the Reloader at almost any time; before creating the
interpreter would be convenient, but probably not the only way. I'm not
sure about this though.
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