loading files to the interpreter
Ruud de Rooij
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Mon Aug 7 15:17:54 EDT 2000
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"Riku Voipio" <riku.voipio at nospam.iki.fi.invalid> writes: > Hi, > While coding, I have both the editor and the interpreter open at the > same time. I end up testing a lot of the code by cut'n'pastiting them from > the editor to the interpreter for test purposes. > > It would be a lot easier, if I could just type in the interpreter something > like > > >>load("~/programming/foo.py") > > instead of copying the whole file (which can be very long). is there a way to > load code in the "fly"? execfile - Ruud de Rooij. -- ruud de rooij | *@spam.ruud.org | http://ruud.org
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