On Mon, Aug 4, 2014 at 10:39 PM, Peter Otten <__pete...@web.de> wrote: >> (Idea, for anyone who runs a sandbox like that: Enumerate all packages >> and modules in the stdlib, and create a little stub for each of them. >> "import blahblah" will still produce ImportError, but "import >> datetime" could report back "This interpreter is working with a small >> subset of the Python standard library" rather than leaving us >> wondering if there was some weird copy/paste error in the import line. >> And yes, I did test for that.) > > All nice and dandy, but the site seems to use a Python implementation > entirely written in javascript: > > http://www.skulpt.org/ > > It's not a sandbox on the server, the code runs in your browser.
It still has to be cut down, at least as regards modules implemented in C. ImportError: No module named decimal on line 1 So, same applies. Adding a bunch of stubs like "decimal.py" to say "This has a subset of the Python standard library and does not provide the decimal module" would be useful. As that one seems to be hosted on github, I'll drop a tracker issue down there with the suggestion. ChrisA -- https://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
