Re: [Pythonmac-SIG] [IPython-dev] readline support for OS X Leopard

2007-10-31 Thread Boyd Waters
This "which python" is an important point, but it is NOT causing my segfault. I'm using Apple's Python. I'm certain. For IPython. If you add this code to iplib.py then you are able to determine if you are bound to libedit. have_libedit - False if sys.platform == 'darwin' and have_readline:

Re: [Pythonmac-SIG] [IPython-dev] readline support for OS X Leopard

2007-10-31 Thread Boyd Waters
The segfault was in binding to the "complete" command; it does not segfault (and seems to work) if I bind to "rl_complete" instead. *However*, I am not sure that this is what IPython wants. I am going to assume that rl_complete is the correct thing (at the moment) and that IPython maps the app

Re: [Pythonmac-SIG] [IPython-dev] readline support for OS X Leopard

2007-10-31 Thread Boyd Waters
The segfault was in binding to the "complete" command; it does not segfault (and seems to work) if I bind to "rl_complete" instead. *However*, I am not sure that this is what IPython wants. I am going to assume that rl_complete is the correct thing (at the moment) and that IPython maps the app