Devan L wrote: > I've spent a while putting together a partially working Try Python > which handles class and function definitions. It also (used to) work > with imports, but my hacked version of jelly doesn't work with it > anymore, so only import this works as far as I know. It won't play nice > if you store the id of an object because the objects are recreated > every time, but references still work. It also won't let you maintain > generators or iterators, but you can still put them inside functions to > use. Printing also adds unnecessary newlines which I haven't fixed yet. > And no, it doesn't use AJA(X|T), only some javascript to focus the > input box. > > So here's the link for it: > < http://www.datamech.com/devan/trypython/trypython.py > > > And if you want to see Mike Meyers' nicer, original one: > < http://www.mired.org/home/mwm/try_python/ > > > If you want to see the source, send me an email, although you may have > to gouge your eyes out after reading it. > At first I thought 'the cgitb TypeError message from "import os" is impressively drastic :-)'. Then I realised in a later session that "import os" only gave an error message after I'd run "import this". Thereafter, unfortunately, almost any input - legal or not - appears to result in a cgitb trace.
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