def enable(*, streams=["stdin", "stdout", "stderr"], transcode=None, use_readline_hook=True, use_pyreadline=True, use_repl=False): if transcode is None: if use_readline_hook and use_pyreadline and readline_hook.pyreadline: transcode = True # pyreadline assumes that encoding of all sys.stdio objects is the same elif use_repl: transcode = False else: transcode = True # actually Python REPL assumes that sys.stdin.encoding == sys.stdout.encoding and cannot handle UTF-16 on both input and output streams_.enable(streams, transcode=transcode) if use_readline_hook: readline_hook.enable(use_pyreadline=use_pyreadline) if use_repl: console.enable()
def enable(*,
streams=["stdin", "stdout", "stderr"],
transcode=None,
use_readline_hook=True,
use_pyreadline=True,
use_repl=False):
if transcode is None:
if use_readline_hook and use_pyreadline and readline_hook.pyreadline:
transcode = True
# pyreadline assumes that encoding of all sys.stdio objects is the same
elif use_repl:
transcode = False
else:
transcode = True
# actually Python REPL assumes that sys.stdin.encoding == sys.stdout.encoding and cannot handle UTF-16 on both input and output
streams_.enable(streams, transcode=transcode)
if use_readline_hook:
readline_hook.enable(use_pyreadline=use_pyreadline)
if use_repl:
console.enable()
def run(): global run del run import sys from win_unicode_console import runner, console, streams streams.enable(transcode=False) # transcoding not needed with custom REPL script_provided = len(sys.argv) > 1 if script_provided: runner.run_script() if sys.flags.interactive or not script_provided: if sys.flags.interactive and not script_provided: console.print_banner() try: console.enable() finally: runner.set_inspect_flag(0)