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I usually use iPython shell and prefix commands with '!' so it works as a shell command. It's pretty handy if you always have Python interpreter open. Not sure
by rajathagasthya 10y ago
I usually use iPython shell and prefix commands with '!' so it works as a shell command. It's pretty handy if you always have Python interpreter open. Not sure if this is what you want though.
- StreakyCobra 10y agoIt's a nice idea, I haven't thought of doing so. Maybe if I change the ipython prompt to something more fancy it can be a nice solution.