This used to be a temporary repo for transferring files to RPI running plan 9. I'm expanding it to include files that I want to save but don't have a good place for
debug: purpose: generate a tmux session for debugging a python script. the generated session will have two windows - one in VIM in which the script is open, and one in PDB with the script stopped and ready to be debugged usage: debug <script.py>
dedent: purpose: dedent (un-indent) lines in a python file. this is mostly useful for piping indented code into python. Input comes from stdin usage: cat <file.py> | dedent
pyserve: purpose: start up a listening server on port 2754. the server listens for incoming messages (which are expected to contain python code). the server takes those messages, runs them through exec, and spits out their result. the server provides a custom global namespace in which all code is run. as a result, the server maintains a history of everything defined in the global namespace. in other words, the server remembers the result of previous definitions. if you already defined a variable in a previous connection, you should be able to use it in all subsequent connections (so long as it is not deleted) usage: pyserve
pyclient: purpose: send python messages to pyserver at port 2754. most useful as a pipe. input comes from stdin raises an error if nothing is listening on port 2754 usage: cat <file.py> | pyclient
vimrc: my .vimrc. definitions in here are mostly for my own convenience. most novel commands are "r" and "p" in select mode (this "R"uns the selected text through the python interpreter, or "P"asses the test to a persisetent listening server which remembers prior definitions). the "P" command, in particular, makes VIM feel more like a REPL than a text editor