Executing automatically a command in a PyShell

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I'm running a python interpreter shell in a wxPython app,
(a page in a notebook) and I'd like to have the command

from __future__ import *

run automatically at the beginning.

The way I call the python shell is through
        win = py.shell.Shell(self, -1, introText="")
        self.AddPage(win, "Python interpreter")

André

P.S. I'm new to (wx)Python but I'd like to congratulate Robin Dunn for
a great job.

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win.push("from __future__ import *")

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On Tue, 26 Oct 2004 20:58:12 -0300, Andre Roberge <andre.roberge@gmail.com> wrote:

I'm running a python interpreter shell in a wxPython app,
(a page in a notebook) and I'd like to have the command

from __future__ import *

run automatically at the beginning.

The way I call the python shell is through
        win = py.shell.Shell(self, -1, introText="")
        self.AddPage(win, "Python interpreter")

André

P.S. I'm new to (wx)Python but I'd like to congratulate Robin Dunn for
a great job.

3

Andre Roberge wrote:

I'm running a python interpreter shell in a wxPython app,
(a page in a notebook) and I'd like to have the command

from __future__ import *

run automatically at the beginning.

The way I call the python shell is through
        win = py.shell.Shell(self, -1, introText="")
        self.AddPage(win, "Python interpreter")

The Shell class has a push(command) method that will let you give it lines to execute when it first starts.

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