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This branch is an experiment to create a small DSL for a regular language, to define the grammar of commands at the command line. From there we can have autocompletion, highlighting and interpretation.

This should replace prompt_toolkit.contrib.shell if successful.

@jonathanslenders jonathanslenders force-pushed the feature/regular-languages branch from a0b800b to 226c539 Compare October 17, 2014 09:24
@jonathanslenders jonathanslenders force-pushed the feature/regular-languages branch 2 times, most recently from b985676 to 06f7a5f Compare November 15, 2014 10:57
@jonathanslenders jonathanslenders force-pushed the feature/regular-languages branch 3 times, most recently from 84463e7 to a3b3da7 Compare November 28, 2014 19:44
@jonathanslenders jonathanslenders force-pushed the feature/regular-languages branch 17 times, most recently from c9dd4fe to 6f4c06f Compare December 5, 2014 20:01
@jonathanslenders jonathanslenders force-pushed the feature/regular-languages branch 2 times, most recently from f4d55ce to ba0d47c Compare December 6, 2014 14:08
- prompt_toolkit.contrib.pdb added (Python debugger.) - This adds path based completion for strings in pt(i)python. - Some examples and tests added. - Support for multiline toolbars
@jonathanslenders jonathanslenders force-pushed the feature/regular-languages branch from ba0d47c to 4a88847 Compare December 7, 2014 19:40
@jonathanslenders jonathanslenders merged commit 4a88847 into master Dec 7, 2014
@jonathanslenders jonathanslenders deleted the feature/regular-languages branch December 19, 2014 16:48
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