On 22/06/12 00:22, Roger Serwy wrote:
I'm not suggesting an implementation of Window's CP behavior, as I find
it too limited as well. On Linux, up/down arrows at the command prompt
cycle through the command history.
FWIW the windows prompt does the same thing once you switch off
the "DOS compatibility" mode. There's not that much difference between a
bash prompt and a Windows prompt in functionality, just bash has more
commands available... But that's completely beside the point of how
IDLE's prompt should behave. :-)
My personal preference is the way PyShell works in the wxPython bundle.
If it weren't such a CPU hog I'd probably use PyShell as my standard
Python shell window. But I'd like to see IDLE work that way because
unlike wxPython its part of the standard download.
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Alan G
Author of the Learn to Program web site
http://www.alan-g.me.uk/
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