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- cleanup()
- cleanup() -> None
Shut down the PackageCollection object. Must be called when the
interpreter is exiting.
- get_last_backtrace()
- get_last_backtrace() -> str
Get a string representation of the backtrace of the last Exception
that was caught.
(The return string will have several lines, separated by newlines.
However, it will not end with a newline.)
- handle(args=None)
- handle(args=None) -> None
Process one command (from user input, or from the arguments provided).
In interactive mode, this is called repeatedly. If there are command-
line arguments, this is called once, with the list of arguments passed
in.
This catches all exceptions except KeyboardInterrupt.
- note_backtrace()
- note_backtrace() -> None
Record a string representation of the backtrace of the current Exception.
This should only be called from an exception handler.
- quit_yet()
- quit_yet() -> bool
Return whether the Quit command has been executed.
- set_force_option(val=True)
- set_force_option(val=True) -> None
Set whether the interpreter should prompt to confirm dangerous actions.
(True means don't.) This is called during setup if the --force option
was supplied.
- set_interactive(val=True)
- set_interactive(val=True) -> None
Set whether the interpreter is prompting for commands, or if commands
were supplied as arguments.
- set_quit(val=True)
- set_quit(val=True) -> None
Set the shutdown flag. This is called when the Quit command is executed.
- setup_loader(basedir, coldir, dldir, importing_ok=False)
- setup_loader(basedir, coldir, dldir, importing_ok=False) -> None
Create the PackageCollection, which will be used by all commands.
(See the PackageCollection class for the arguments.)
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