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PyroShell a combnation of Pyro and PyShell allows user to have an interactive autocomplete interpreter on a remote machine. http://john.thetrotter.net = Python Shells =
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The term "Python shell" has a certain amount of ambiguity: for some people it may merely refer to an interactive Python environment with special capabilities (autocompletion, visualisation, and so on); for others it may refer to a replacement command environment for traditional UNIX shells (sh, csh, bash, etc.) where emphasis is placed on interaction with files and programs.
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CherryShell a python shell in a webbrower currently version 0.1 but still usefull for remote operations. Designed to replace PyroShell, feature codecompletion code tip. Work right now only with firefox
 http://john.thetrotter.net
== Enhanced Python Environments ==

 * ["IPython"]
 * [http://www.reinteract.org Reinteract]

== Traditional Shell Replacements ==

See the UsePythonAsAnInteractiveShell page for a discussion on using Python command environments as UNIX shell replacements.

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Editorial note: the following projects are currently missing Web links...

 * PyroShell (a combination of Pyro and PyShell allows user to have an interactive autocomplete interpreter on a remote machine)
 * CherryShell (a Python shell in a Web browser; currently version 0.1 but still useful for remote operations; designed to replace PyroShell, feature code completion and code tips; works right now only with Firefox)

Python Shells

The term "Python shell" has a certain amount of ambiguity: for some people it may merely refer to an interactive Python environment with special capabilities (autocompletion, visualisation, and so on); for others it may refer to a replacement command environment for traditional UNIX shells (sh, csh, bash, etc.) where emphasis is placed on interaction with files and programs.

Enhanced Python Environments

Traditional Shell Replacements

See the UsePythonAsAnInteractiveShell page for a discussion on using Python command environments as UNIX shell replacements.


Editorial note: the following projects are currently missing Web links...

  • PyroShell (a combination of Pyro and PyShell allows user to have an interactive autocomplete interpreter on a remote machine)

  • CherryShell (a Python shell in a Web browser; currently version 0.1 but still useful for remote operations; designed to replace PyroShell, feature code completion and code tips; works right now only with Firefox)

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