On Aug 21, 2014 7:39 AM, "Alessandro Di Bella"
wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> We are currently investigating different languages and technologies to
develop an command line administration utility.
Hi Alessandro,
This is out of scope for Python Tutor. This is not to say that the
question is not interesting,
On 21/08/14 12:01, Alessandro Di Bella wrote:
We are currently investigating different languages and technologies to
develop an command line administration utility.
For what? Operating under which environments?
The utility should have the following characteristics:
1. support for sub comma
You could definitely achieve that modularity, if the parent package knows
(by convention) where to look for sub-modules. I'm not sure there's a
built-in mechanism, unless you want to use 'import' in a clever way. It
feels like that's more of a RPM/.deb challenge than a Python challenge.
There ar
Martin A. Brown wrote:
> I think item 2. about bash_completion bit is outside the scope of
> Python, specifically, though, and more of an operating environment
> thing.
I have recently (re)discovered that there is an easy way to get bash
completion:
https://pypi.python.org/pypi/argcomplete
I'
Greetings Alessandro,
: We are currently investigating different languages and technologies to
: develop an command line administration utility.
: Python is one of the options we are looking at for the job but currently we
: have no relevant skill set so I thought I'd post some question to ge
Hi,
We are currently investigating different languages and technologies to
develop an command line administration utility.
Python is one of the options we are looking at for the job but currently
we have no relevant skill set so I thought I'd post some question to get
an idea if using python i
