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cly:
- Converted Wiki tutorial to RST.
- Cleaned up doc directory.
- Renamed cly.variables.LocalFile to File.
- Fixed a few bugs in File completion.
- Nuked all non-whitespace delimeters.
- Fixed a bug where cly.console failed to work under pydoc.
- Updated setup.py in preparation for release.
- Added README.
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CLY is a Python module for simplifying the creation of interactive shells. Kind |
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of like the builtin `cmd` module on steroids. |
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It has the following features: |
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- Tab completion of all commands. |
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- Contextual help. |
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- Extensible grammar - you can define your own commands with full dynamic |
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completion, contextual help, and so on. |
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- Simple. Grammars are constructed from objects using a convenient |
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''function-like'' syntax. |
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- Flexible command grouping and ordering. |
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- Grammar parser, including completion and help enumeration, can be used |
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independently of the readline-based shell. This allows CLY's parser to |
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be used in other environments (think "web-based shell" ;)) |
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- Lots of other cool stuff. |
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