[Tutor] printing out the definition of a func
lonetwin
lonetwin@yahoo.com
Sat, 22 Dec 2001 13:22:22 +0530
Hi Blake, Danny,
Thanx !! ....thanx a lot.....I simply love this language !!! :)
(...and this list)
Blake replied :
> > the idea is, I fire up the intepreter as a sub process to
> > my program, connect the stdin/stdout to the sub-process,
> > with the stdin/stdout of my program
>
> Oh, that sounds really complicated...
Oh yeah....I realised that today morn, after returning to do what I
wanted to (btw, that "I won't get sleep" was all just to grab some attention
and replies....I slept soundly :)).
> Why don't you use something like the "code" module to
> process the Python lines?
>
> http://www.python.org/doc/current/lib/module-code.html
That looks nice ........but could someone post an example ...I just
can't figure the "how" or rather the "what-is-it-for" of it.
> I wrote something similar for Jython. You can find my
> code at: http://tor.dhs.org/~bwinton/Jython.jar
Never used Jython.......but I will check what it's all about
........sometime ;o)
And finally Danny :
> Wait, wait, I spoke too soon. It is possible! Take a look at:
> http://www.python.org/doc/lib/inspect-source.html
U cool mann !! ......I mean although I'm using python 2.0, I guess even
if I was using 2.1, I'm sure I wouldn't have found it without help, you sure
do go out of your way to help.
> Hope this helps,
> Blake & Danny
Sure does, not what I was hoping to do....but I learned a lot !!!
Thanx
Steve
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