Hi!
I wanted to ask if it is possible to determine within a written code if
this code was started in the current Python/IPython console of Spyder or if
it was run in a dedicated console.
This makes a difference for Qt-GUI development.
For example, during GUI development phase, I like the interactive shell, as
it allows me to directly interact with my GUI and its elements.
This however only works if I do NOT start the PyQt event loop at the end
(sys.exit(app.exec_()) )
I guess the only reason this works at all, is because Spyders Console is
written in Qt as well ;-)
However it is extremely useful during developement as it allows code
completion, immediate try outs etc.
But if I run the same code in a dedicated shell, the GUI only shows up
shortly and immediately vanishes, as the eventloop is not running.
So what I am looking for is something like:
if not <SpyderfunctionThatTellsMeIRunInSpydersInteractiveConsole>:
sys.exit(app.exec_())
Dos this exist, or is it possible?
Regards, and thank you :)
Max
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