Ken,
Chris gave some good advice there on reload and iPython. You can also
run python from inside some code editors. I use BBEdit (a full featured
code editor for $), but plenty of people use TextWrangler (free little
brother of BBEdit). You edit the code, select run from a menu (I
usually
Ken Brooks wrote:
> Still nothing changes! So how does the debug loop work? How can I
> reload a module short of relaunching the environment??
^^
You've just inadvertently answered your own question. That's what we
mean when we say "Python fits your brain":
>>> reload(foo)
Python cach
1. I create a window, define my little function in it, save it as "foo.py",
then:
I>>> import foo
fine.
I now find a bug, or want to add more functions to foo.py. I edit, save,
and:
I>>> import foo
nothing changes! New functions not recognized.
I>>> del foo
I>
