"levander" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Basically, I've got a bunch of questions to ask a user, the vast
> majority of which, the answer will only vary by the last few
> characters. What I'd like to do is every time the user is asked a
> question, give him the default answer as just whatever he answered last
> time. But, I want him to be able to edit this default answer. And, the
> editted answer is what I want to operate on inside my program.
Something like this?
/>> def f():
|.. readline.set_startup_hook(lambda :readline.insert_text('aaa'))
|.. return raw_input()
\__
> Basically, I want to the user a line editor, with a default value
> already populated.
Or you could use my pyrepl package (see google for that).
Cheers,
mwh
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