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Two things that I use to help with this
are site.py and execfile. Site.py is a Python file that will be
automatically executed when you start IronPython. It’s a standard Python
feature. I use this to add the standard Python 2.4 directory to my path as
well as to add refererences (using clr.AddReference) to frequently used
assemblies. Execfile will execute a file as if it was
typed at the interactive prompt. So you want have your standard code in a
startup.py fille that you execute. Let us know how these suggestions work out
for you - Jim From:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Pete Sheill Thanks for clearing that up. Now I have a dilemma. I love
tab completion, but not auto-indent. I also tend to run the same few
commands every time I start up the interactive console to test something or
other. E.g "import winforms". One reason people love emacs
and vim is that they are extremely configurable. You can put your
settings and startup commands in a config file (.emacs or .vimrc) that is
loaded automatically. I would like the same in the interactive
console. Thanks, Pete On 3/13/06, Shri
Borde <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote: "IronPythonConsole.exe -X:TabCompletion" supports
auto-indentation so that you do not have to type the indentation for multi-line
statements. This works nicely for interactive manual typing. However, if you
paste text blocks (which will already have indentation in them), it will lead
to double indentation as the console cannot detect if the text was typed in or
pasted as a block. The workaround is not to use -X:TabCompletion when you will
be pasting in text. We could support an option to enable or disable
auto-indentation, but that would be yet another knob you have to deal with. ________ Do you want to help develop Dynamic languages on CLR? (
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On Behalf Of Pete Sheill In
Beta3, I recall being able to copy and paste large class definitions from
my editor to the interactive console. In Beta4, I get some strange
indenting behavior that breaks that usage. Example: class
Item(UserControl): When
pasted becomes...
and
I get a SyntaxError. My
class definition has spaces, not tabs. Is there some workaround? Thanks. -Pete Crush!
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