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Re: [pygame] InteractiveConsole

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Subject: Re: [pygame] InteractiveConsole
From: Michael Hudson <mwh@python.net>
Date: Wed, 26 Mar 2003 12:52:35 +0000
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"Edward Povazan" <epovazan@telus.net> writes:

> Anyone know how to get a console to work with PyGame.
> I want an embedded interpreter/console that I can use to add commands to my
> editor - much faster to add a load() and save() functions into an
> interpreter, than write a nice GUI etc. But I want to use a simple stupid
> shell ie dos box.
> I searched the archives, and didn't see anything - has anyone managed a
> simple hack? Before I reinvent the wheel :)

The latest release of my pyrepl (google is your friend) package has an
experimental pygame console.  You may be able to use that.

Cheers,
M.

-- 
  I hate leaving Windows95 boxes publically accessible, so shifting
  even to NT is a blessing in some ways.  At least I can reboot them
  remotely in a sane manner, rather than having to send them malformed
  packets.      -- http://bofhcam.org/journal/journal.html, 20/06/2000

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