Re: [spe-users] SPE shell question

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Interesting question. I just didn't think of this. You can do this
simply by pasting this in the shell:

shell.interp.locals = {'SPEapp':SPEapp,'shell':shell}

or if you don't use SPEapp to explore SPE's internal dynamics, you can
simplify it:

shell.interp.locals = {'shell':shell}

I hope this helps,

Stani

On 9/29/06, [email protected] <[email protected]> wrote:
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> Hi, Stani  --
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> Thank you for your terrific SPE application.  I think it is superb!
>
> I have one question:  How can you restart the shell without shutting down
> the entire SPE application?
>
> I've explored every menu option and shell command I can think of, but I
> haven't found a way to restart a shell (not just clear the shell screent,
> but wipe out the variables and data structures in the current shell and
> start a new, fresh shell) without having to shutdown the SPE application
> and restart it.    The python ide "IDLE" has this feature in a menu option.
> Does your SPE application have anything that does this?
>
> Thanks,
> JP
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> JP Kreps
> DBA
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