Jython Shell (Python in your Browser)

published: June 25th, 2006

Jython Shell is a python shell that works straight from your browser. This application can prove to be quite helpful in many situations. For example, you can use it when you don’t have access to your computer and you still want to test a few things in python. I’ve made use of it many times to penetrate various kiosks or to launch python scripts where I have some sort of browser access.

In order to run the applet, you need Java and you have to approve the security warning. The reason you have to do that is because python needs to decompress some of its standard libraries like the xml, sys and sockets. You need all of them for the python scripts.

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Seth Fogarty responds:

Is there any way to unindent a code block: I.E. so as to enter

if x == 5:
  ... x = 2
else:
  ... x = 3

pdp responds:

hmmm, I might need to dig into the code

pdp responds:

is anyone aware of standard key bindings to tab backwords? I mean, I can come up with something myself but I would like to know if there is a standard, widely adopted key combination.

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