pythonpy, python -c with tab completion and shorthand смотреть онлайн

Two months ago, I actually had seen pythonpy [1], but for some reason, I didn't even try it but sent it straight into the bin until it just pop up on [reddit].

This time, Bash tab completion (0:45) caught my eyes and I went to try it out. I kind of like it, although I probably wouldn't keep it after recording.

Beside completion, the automatic import (0:45) is very nice to have, and '?' (0:50) for Python help (docstring) would probably be one of my favorite features, because I could never remember whether object is the first argument or not.

It has many command-line options, `-x` (1:30) sets each line as variable x, `-fx` (1:40) is predicate like list comprehension with if clause, but what's left to output. `-l` (2:20) puts every line into the list l.

There are also other options (0:05) you might find helpful, for instances, the ones for splitting or pre/post process.

(binned @ 2014-06-13T05:12:56Z)

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Commands used in the recording

(0:10) py 3+5
(0:15) py '"="'*60'
(0:45) py 'math.sin(math.pi/2)'
(0:50) py hasattr?
(1:00) py 'range(3)'
(1:05) py '[range(3)]'
(1:30) py 'range(1, 11)' | py -x '"%2s: %3d" % (x, int(x)**2)'
(1:40) py 'range(1, 11)' | py -x '"%2s: %3d" % (x, int(x)**2)' | py -fx '"1" in x'
(2:00) py ‘range(101)’ | py -l ’sum(map(int, l))’

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* Version 0.3.4 (2014-08-08)
* In Python 2 and 3 (seemingly)
* By Russell Stewart (Russell91)
* MIT License

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[1]: https://pypi.python.org/pypi/pythonpy
[reddit]: http://www.reddit.com/r/coolgithubprojects/comments/2d7iu8/python_c_with_tab_completion_and_shorthand/