exec - return value of expression

[Christoph Groth]

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[Josiah Carlson]

One solution would be to change the __repr__-Methods of the objects

which are to be prettyprinted. This should work, but I would like to
prettyprint some builtin objects too, like a list of formulas for
example. And I don't know how to change the __repr__ of builtin
lists.

Here's a kludge...if you are willing to manually instantiate all lists
first.
.... def __repr__(self):
.... orig = _list.__repr__(self)
.... return "blah "+orig
....

>>> a = list()
>>> a blah []
>>> a.append('hello')
>>> a blah ['hello']
>>> a.extend(['world', 'blah'])
>>> a

blah ['hello', 'world', 'blah']

Any hints on how to solve this Problem in an elegant way are greatly
appreciated.

It is not elegant, but it may work for you.

- Josiah

 

[Peter Otten]

Currently, if the user wants to print some formula, say, he has to
execute a function called `tex' which packages the TeX-representation
of the formula in a way understood by texmacs, like this:


But typing tex( ) all the time is a bit annoying, I would like that
the following works inside my texmacs-plugin.

Have a look at sys.displayhook:
.... if a is not None:
.... __builtin__._ = a
.... sys.stdout.write("python proudly presents: %s\n" % a)
....
Peter