On 29/07/2019 23:06, Harry Grey wrote: > Hy to Everyone > first of all : Sorry for my english > > what do you think about introducing a feature that allows you to group > by date > and after to filter the istruction that are written in the > .python_history file: > maybe with a new structure for .python_history: > > """ > ###DATE-OF-SOME-DAY-START### > > > ###DATE-OF-SOME-DAY-END### > > """ > > and maybe developing a new tool, or a core functionality of python > interpreter callable as an argument in the cmd, that allow you to parse > the .python_history file in given date: > > With a tool: > > PhYstory -d 16 -m 03 -y 2019
Hi! IMHO, this is a rather niche use case. And I suppose you could relatively easily implement it yourself with a site hook that adds magic comments to ~/.pyhistory as you suggest. If you want this functionality, there's no need for it to be part of Python itself. FWIW, IPython, as far as I can tell, already saves some timestamp information in its history file. -- Thomas > > or like python Functionality: > > python -hist 16-03-2019/17-03-2019 > > and why not? why not have a the chance to enable and disable, at will, > writing in the .python_history: > > "" > >>> skip_hist > >>> > >>> # Make some unusefull instruction > >>> # Ignored in the history > >>> class TryClass: > >>> # Some Code > >>> > >>> > >>> tc = TryClass() > >>> keep_hist > >>> # make some interesting code > >>> # and keep it in the history file. > """ > > Thanks > > DG. > -- https://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
