ayrton | A shell-like scripting language with the power of Python3 | Interpreter library
kandi X-RAY | ayrton Summary
kandi X-RAY | ayrton Summary
ayrton - a shell-like scripting language strongly based on Python3. ayrton is an modification of the Python language that tries to make it look more like a shell programming language. It takes ideas already present in sh, adds a few functions for better emulating envvars, and provides a mechanism for (semi) transparent remote execution via ssh.
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- Generate tokens for a triple - quoted string
- Verify that the given token is a valid identifier
- Universal newline
- Return a TokenError
- Return a PyPseudoDFA
- Group a list of states
- Add an empty state to the list
- Append a set of states to the given states
- Parse a string
- Implementation of BinOp
- Make PyEndDFAMap
- Format a DFA
- Assemble the code object
- Builds an ast module
- Adds future flags
- Removes the first argument from the argv
- Find a module by full_name
- Find the indexes in the text
- Try to find the position of the given invec
- Code node
- Encodes the given unicode
- Implementation of Compare
- Decode a binary string
- Return ast Call node
- Build a grammar
- Traces local trace
ayrton Key Features
ayrton Examples and Code Snippets
with cd ('bin'):
print (pwd ()) # prints $PWD/bin
print (pwd ()) # prints $PWD
/home/mdione/src/projects/ayrton/bin
/home/mdione/src/projects/ayrton
>>> from ayrton.expansion import bash
>>> import os
>>> os.chdir
# apt-get install python3-paramiko python3.6
# git clone https://github.com/StyXman/ayrton.git
# cd ayrton
# make tests
# python3.6 setup.py install
or edit Makefile and
# make install
To generate the docs:
# make docs
a= 42
with remote ('localhost'):
# we can also access variables already in the scope
# even when we're actually running in another machine
print (a)
# we can modify those variables
a= 27
# and those modifications are reflected lo
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QUESTION
I have a class that I created to store the results of a race, such as name and time of each driver, and I have determined that I wish the results to be compared based on the time.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-28 at 12:11It is not a good idea to compare hours with hours, minutes with minutes and second with seconds to find which HH:MM:SS combination is the fastest. There can be cases like 04:50:56 < 05:00:00, which does not evaluate well in your original compareTo()
method.
Try this code instead:
QUESTION
can you help me with a doubt?
I'm trying an approach more didatical in JS, creatind a POJO/POCO for a model class.
I have a Person object:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Apr-03 at 12:48Well, the comparator function you pass to sort()
needs to take two arguments, so it can't be an instance method. I'd suggest you define it as a "static" method:
QUESTION
I'm trying to make a tabbed app to the store I work. It's to count the money and see if it's right.
In the first tab is the aplication, and in the second one, I wanna put a calculator (like the Android's one). Then, I'm using a Tabbed Activity so my Java classes have extends Fragment
.
I'm trying to watch some YouTube videos, but every one uses extends AppCompatActivity
, so I made the same code, but I think this one doesn't work like Fragments. My app isn't working when I try to run it.
What can I do to make this work? What can I change?
I already put the methods in "onClick" on Layout's Button.
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jun-05 at 22:23You have to define your onClickNumber(View) in the Tabbed Activity where the fragment is included.
The other solution is to define the onclicklistener of the button in the fragment class code:
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