pythonwin namespace
Dale Strickland-Clark
dale at riverhall.NOTHANKS.co.uk
Thu Jan 30 15:29:50 EST 2003
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Mantovani Alberto <Alberto.Mantovani at bologna.marelli.it> wrote: >Hi, >working with Pythonwin I've noted that if you launch a script a first time >and then you modify and relaunch it, the script that goes in execution is >always the first one that you launch. To execute the modify script you have >to exit and to enter from pythonwin. This could be annoying, so my >question is: > >1) Is there some method or some script to avoid this? >I have found the manner to delete the module if it is imported with <import> >but not if it is imported with <from xxx import yyy>. > >2) Is it possible to run automatically a my python script when I launch the >pythonwin? >If this was possible I could, at the start, to save all module imported in >pythonwin (<modules.key()>) and when I want to clear the namespace to delete >the new module imported > >3) Is it possible also to clear the screen of interpr. by some commands? >best regards > >Mantovani Alberto > > 1. This is a well known and often raised issue. Google for past discussion. 2. Take a look at the PYTHONSTARTUP environment variable. I'm not sure if Pythonwin looks at it but it might. 3. Ctrl-A, Del clears the interactive window -- Dale Strickland-Clark Riverhall Systems Ltd
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