MagicFork

Fork in a new terminal to interactive in python.

Usage:

use magicfork.magicfork() in stead of fork()

magicfork() takes one argument: terminal, valid value:

• 'gnome'or'gnome-terminal' (defualt)
• 'xterm'

Sample:

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import magicfork

a = 'a'
b = 'b'
if magicfork.magicfork():
    print a
    a = raw_input('a?')
    print 'a:', a
else:
    print b
    b = raw_input('b?')
    print 'b:', b

You will get:

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