[IPython-user] Evaluation of arbitrary expressions in the prompt
Frédéric Mantegazza
mantegazza at ill.fr
Wed Sep 14 06:40:43 CDT 2005
Le Mercredi 14 Septembre 2005 13:13, Michael Scarpa string a écrit :
> I just found out that this behavior disappeared when using the most
> recent version of IPython. Sorry for the fuzz. Still, I would like to
> know if doing this using the prompt string is the best way, or if there
> is a more feasible way to achieve what I need.
If your goal is just to have a method executed, and don't need to display
anything in the prompt, then it could be nice to have a special hook for
that (even if the prompt way is working).
Fernando, what about 2 additional hooks : one to execute arbitrary code
*before* the input string is executed, and one *after* ?
An interesting things could be to analyse input code, and maybe modify it
before having ipython executing it. The same for output: one could
check/modify the answer before ipython prints it (the way it is done for
exceptions hook).
--
Frédéric
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