Python Tab in Linux (with code)

Python Tab in Linux (with code)
If the python program is often debugged under the linux Command Line, it is very painful for people who are familiar with Pycharm. If you do not have to complete the tab, you must repeat it one by one, how painful it is to comprehend. Now, with this script, you can also complete the tab in command line mode. Let's get started! 1 vi/root/. pythonstartup

#! /Usr/bin/env python #-*-coding: UTF-8-*-import sysimport readlineimport rlcompleterimport atexitimport osreadline. parse_and_bind ('tab: complete') histfile = OS. path. join (OS. environ ['home'], '. pythonhistory ') try: readline. read_history_file (histfile) handle T IOError: passatexit. register (readline. write_history_file, histfile) del OS, histfile, readline, rlcompleter

 

2. Execute the following command:

Echo "export PYTHONSTARTUP = ~ /. Pythonstartup ">> ~ /. Bashrcsource/root/. bashrc

 

Done! Note: It must be executed under the root user. If it is a common user, replace "/root/. pythonstartup" with "/home/your_name/. pythonstartup"