Pyel translates PYthon to Emacs Lisp.
Pyel can translate a large subset of Python, it takes advantage of reconstructable types and type annotations to generate efficient code. Pyel support Python syntactic extensions that allow for calling e-lisp macros and making additional type annotation.
In your configuration file:
(setq pyel-directory "path/to/pyel/directory")
(require 'pyel)(pyel "python code string")Returns unevaled e-lisp with supporting function added to `pyel-function-definitions’
(pyel-load "filename.py")Convert python file to an e-lisp file, bypte compile it and load it.
M-x ipyelAn ielm style repl
M-x pyel-modeDisplays the translated python side-by-side in a split buffer (still buggy, best to avoid for now)
@interactive
def show_ascii_table ():
'''Display basic ASCII table (0 thru 128).'''
switch_to_buffer('*ASCII*')
local_set_key('q', `bury_buffer)
erase_buffer()
save_excursion(
i = -1
insert('ASCII characters 0 thru 127.\n\n')
insert(' Hex Dec Char| Hex Dec Char| Hex Dec Char| Hex Dec Char\n')
while i < 31:
for k in range(4):
i += (32 if k else 1)
insert(format('%4x %4d %4s %s', i, i, single_key_description(i), '\n' if k == 3 else '| '))
i = i - 96
)(def show-ascii-table nil
(interactive)
"Display basic ASCII table (0 thru 128)."
(let (i)
(switch-to-buffer "*ASCII*")
(local-set-key "q" 'bury-buffer)
(erase-buffer)
(save-excursion (setq i (- 1))
(insert "ASCII characters 0 thru 127.\n")
(insert " Hex Dec Char| Hex Dec Char| Hex Dec Char| Hex Dec Char\n")
(while (< i 31)
(py-for k in (py-range 4)
(setq i (+ i (if (py-bool k) 32 1)))
(insert (format "%4x %4d %4s %s"
i i
(single-key-description i)
(if (py-bool (pyel-==5 k 3))
"\n" "| "))))
(setq i (- i 96))))))