[PythonCE] pcceshell with support for input() and raw_input() functions

[Isr Gish]

I finally figured out that I need to also put the name of the file of pcceshell as the 2nd parameter. (was looking a little at the source code in python.c "don't understand much* but trried anyway".).
Now I see that it gets imported, but it still closes down as soon as it finishes importing.

Please help with this I realy need to be able to use input() and raw_input() funcs.

Idealy it would be much better if we could have those funcs to work in the new shell.

Thanks in addvance
All the best,
Isr


-----Original Message-----
   >From: "Isr Gish"<isrgish at fastem.com>
   >Sent: 7/14/04 10:59:26 PM
   >To: "kashtan at validus.com"<kashtan at validus.com>
   >Cc: "pythonce at python.org"<pythonce at python.org>
   >Subject: [PythonCE] RE: Forgot to attcach the files
   >
   >I was playing a little around with this, but I can't get it to work.
   >This is what I tried:
   >1) \shell, when I do this it starts up and closes down right away.
   >
   >2) /shell, with this it starts a regular version of python, but it seems without the old shell. Because I see that the input() and raw_input() functions still don't work.
   >
   >(I tried with and without quotation marks.)
   >
   >I didn't try to comment out anything yet. I wanted first to see if it works at all.
   >
   >All the best
   >Isr
   >
   >-----Original Message-----
   >   >From: "David L. Kashtan"<kashtan at Validus.Com>
   >   >Sent: 7/12/04 9:35:40 PM
   >   >To: "Isr Gish"<isrgish at fastem.com>
   >   >Subject: RE: Forgot to attcach the files
   >   >
   >   >It should be possible to run that shell using the "/shell" command line option.
   >   >The ONLY problem is that it is using the SIPINFO() stuff that is no longer in
   >   >win32gui.  Could you try commenting that out and seeing if it works?
   >   >David
   >   >
   >
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