Re: [Pyobjc-dev] ANN: PyInterpreter 0.2

[Ronald O. <ous...@ci...>]

On 28 okt 2003, at 8:11, Bob Ippolito wrote:

> PyInterpreter is a set of PyObjC classes (and a nib) that makes it 
> easy to put an interactive Python interpreter into just about any 
> PyObjC application.  It supports the following features:
> 	Colored stdout / stderr
> 	raw_input() / stdin.readline() support via modal dialog (a la 
> PythonIDE)
> 	command history
> 	completion (OS X 10.3 and later only)
>
> Feel free to use this in your own projects, I'm hoping to get this 
> into the PyObjC Examples tree sometime in the near future.

I like this, except the raw_input part. I "accidently" typed help() in 
the interpreter, which mostly showed that the modal dialog is not a 
good idea. A sheet would have been even worse :-).

W.r.t. getting this into the PyObjC examples: it might be more usefull 
to add this, and more IDE-components (like a class browser), to 
PyObjCTools as this would make it even easier to reuse these 
components.

Ronald