Hello! After a couple of years of catching dust, I started playing with my IPaq a bit over the weekend. Installed the latest PythonCE (great work btw, works like a charm), opened it, typed two lines of Python code... and found again that the little keyboard thingie is not the most ideal for input.
To overcome this, I wrote a little script, that allows executing Python
code remotely. There's a little server that can be started on the IPaq,
after that the client can be used to either present a Python prompt from
the server, or send complete files to it to be executed.
Type 'python ripshell.py' to start the server, 'python ripshell.py -' to
start the client and have the server present a prompt, or 'python
ripshell.py <filename>' to execute a Python script. Stdin, stdout and
stderr are redirected from the server to the client.
I was quite delighted, no more pressing little fake keys with the stylo
to test Python code on my IPaq, so I figured perhaps you guys might be
interested in it too. Added a BSD-style license, so you can kdo with it
whatever you wish basically...
Note that you will need to have a pocket pc with an IP address, I think
normally when connected via IR or USB and ActiveSync that's not the case
(I tested with USB and Linux/SynCE myself).
If you have questions or remarks, mail me!
Cheers,
Guido
P.S. To cleanly shut down the server, send it "raise SystemExit('quit')".
ripshell-0.1.tar.gz
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