Is there a way in (wx)python to dump all variables in
a certain context without having to enumerate them one
by one?
That would be great for error reporting purposes...
In addition to what the others have said, check out wx.py.filling for
a nice graphical namespace browser.
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Chris Mellon a écrit :
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>
>>Is there a way in (wx)python to dump all variables in
>>a certain context without having to enumerate them one
>>by one?
>>That would be great for error reporting purposes...
>>
>>
>In addition to what the others have said, check out wx.py.filling for
>a nice graphical namespace browser.
>
>
Is there an example of use somewhere (wx.py.filling)?
All the Py* apps are samples of the various Py classes. There's an
example of using PyShell in the demo, and PyFilling works much the
same way. And of course theres always the source.
Py is wonderful because it just works. Heres an example of adding a
namespace browser to your app:
import wx.py
g = wx.py.filling.FillingFrame(None)
g.Show()
You can get an interactive shell, just like PyAlaMode, by creating a
wx.py.filling.crust.CrustFrame instead
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…or on Linux try to run pyshell like
<your_python_install>/bin/pyshell
If that fails, try to run PyShell.py like
python <your_python_install>/lib/pythonX.Y/site-packages/wx/py/PyShell.py
/Jean Brouwers
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On 9/29/05, Hugues JEAN-BAPTISTE hjb@agorinfo.fr wrote:
Chris Mellon a écrit :
On 9/28/05, f rom <etaoinbe@yahoo.com > > wrote:
Is there a way in (wx)python to dump all variables in
a certain context without having to enumerate them one
by one?
That would be great for error reporting purposes…
In addition to what the others have said, check out wx.py.filling for
a nice graphical namespace browser.
Is there an example of use somewhere (
wx.py.filling)?
All the Py* apps are samples of the various Py classes. There’s an
example of using PyShell in the demo, and PyFilling works much the
same way. And of course theres always the source.
Py is wonderful because it just works. Heres an example of adding a
namespace browser to your app:
import wx.py
g = wx.py.filling.FillingFrame(None)
g.Show()
You can get an interactive shell, just like PyAlaMode, by creating a
wx.py.filling.crust.CrustFrame instead
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Mistake in my previous post. That should be PyFilling.py instead of PyShell.py.
My apologies, /Jean Brouwers
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On 9/29/05, Jean Brouwers mrjean1@gmail.com wrote:
…or on Linux try to run pyshell like
<your_python_install>/bin/pyshell
If that fails, try to run PyShell.py like
python <your_python_install>/lib/pythonX.Y/site-packages/wx/py/PyShell.py
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On 9/29/05, Hugues JEAN-BAPTISTE hjb@agorinfo.fr wrote:
Chris Mellon a écrit :
On 9/28/05, f rom < > > etaoinbe@yahoo.com > > > wrote:
Is there a way in (wx)python to dump all variables in
a certain context without having to enumerate them one
by one?
That would be great for error reporting purposes…
In addition to what the others have said, check out wx.py.filling for
a nice graphical namespace browser.
Is there an example of use somewhere (
wx.py.filling)?
All the Py* apps are samples of the various Py classes. There’s an
example of using PyShell in the demo, and PyFilling works much the
same way. And of course theres always the source.
Py is wonderful because it just works. Heres an example of adding a
namespace browser to your app:
import wx.py
g = wx.py.filling.FillingFrame(None)
g.Show()
You can get an interactive shell, just like PyAlaMode, by creating a
wx.py.filling.crust.CrustFrame instead
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