Guido wrote:
> Moshe proposes to add an overridable function sys.displayhook(obj)
> which will be called by the interpreter for the PRINT_EXPR opcode,
> instead of hardcoding the behavior. The default implementation will
> of course have the current behavior, but this makes it much simpler to
> experiment with alternatives, e.g. using str() instead of repr() (or
> to choose between str() and repr() based on the type).
hmm. instead of patching here and there, what's stopping us
from doing it the right way? I'd prefer something like:
import code
class myCLI(code.InteractiveConsole):
def displayhook(self, data):
# non-standard display hook
print str(data)
sys.setcli(myCLI())
(in other words, why not move the *entire* command line interface
over to Python code)
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