Ori, In my previous post I forgot to join the line with a semi-colon.
The following is a legal -- albeit "unpythonic" -- single line that meets
your requirement:
>>> mycommand = "i = 1\nif i >= 1:\n\tprint 'Test passed'\nelse:\n\tprint
'test failed'"; exec(mycommand)
Test passed
>>>
May the Pyth
>>> mycommand = "i = 1\nif i >= 1:\n\tprint 'Test passed'\nelse:\n\tprint
'test failed'"
>>> exec(mycommand)
Test passed
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"help", "copyright", "credits" or "license" for more information.
>>> import array
>>> arr = array.array('I')
>>> l = range(12)
>>> l
[0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11]
>>> arr.fromlist(l)
>>
of irregularities in representing the newline
sequence, but this is a new one for me. Is this behavior intended?
--Thane
P.S. I've "fixed" the behavior so my IDE works nicely, otherwise it doesn't
recognize the newline.
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One problem with A) lies in the ambiguity of the contents of site.py --
portability issues could be large. Also, remember that site.py was
implemented as a solution to give IronPython access to the standard libs.
This may change at some point and solution A) could be deprecated.
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Here's how I implement intellisense in Python. This is very easy for an
interactive command line, and a bit trickier for an editor. The code was
gleaned from an Idle implementation, and I haven't changed it in years. It
works fine with both CPython and IronPython, returning both the stdlib and
.
Have you looked at the code for tab completion?
Ipy.exe -X:TabCompletion
On the other hand, why not write it in Python? It works for me.
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The md5 is a known issue; I know Seo has code, but I seem to recall a post
saying that it didn't work (http://sparcs.kaist.ac.kr/~tinuviel/fepy/lib ).
Kevin Chu posted an md5 module to this list - you might give try using that
before spending too much time investigating your sys.path.
--Thane
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Here's a link to the Udell video:
http://weblog.infoworld.com/udell/screenroom/ironpython_wmv.html
An excellent overview of ipy by Jim.
At the risk of sounding redundant, thanks to the entire IronPython team for
creating such a great 1.0 release!
"import this"
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My vote is to keep Python pure, i.e. import SomeGeneric_TT or foo =
TwoParamGeneric<<2 are simply un-Pythonic.
It is amusing that the .NET framework has incorporated a feature
--Generics-- that make it more useful, and indeed more like Python, and the
Python community is now trying to emulate a so
The C++ guys would be glad to provide you with pointers.
The Managed C++ people will give you pointers, but only safe ones.
The C# group will give you pointers, but only if they _really_ have to.
The Python group gives you pointers all the time, but you're never really
aware of it.
But seriously .
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