On 8/3/05, Jeff Peery <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Andre, thanks for the help with this. I put it to work yesterday and it
> works perfectly.
>
> was wondering if it is possible to import modules without a users having to
> type 'import whatever'. for example in my application I would like the user
> to just start operating on arrays that exist in my program. But I have to
> load both the arrays and Numeric into the python shell that I created. how
> can I do this? thanks.
>
> André Roberge <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Jeff Peery wrote:
> > hello, is it possible to add something like the python IDLE into
> > another program, say if I wanted to simply run scripts from within a
> > wxPython program? Could someone point me to the correct reference?
> > thanks.
> >
> Hi Jeff,
>
> you may want to have a look at PyCrust, PyShell and the like.
> I do something like this in my rur-ple app (on sourceforge).
>
> The relevant lines of code are:
>
> import wx.py as py
>
> [inside a wx.Notebook]
> win = py.shell.Shell(self.window, -1,
> introText = tr.INTERPRETER_INTRO_TEXT)
> self.window.AddPage(win, tr.PYTHON_INTERPRETER)
> ============
Just use "push".
Here's how I did a similar automatic import in that same program:
win = py.shell.Shell(self.window, -1,
introText = tr.INTERPRETER_INTRO_TEXT)
cmd = "from __future__ import division" # so that 1/2 = 0.5
[irrelevant stuff deleted]
win.push(cmd)
HTH,
André
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