Question about exec()

[Adonis]

I wrote a small webserver and a small html parser to parse some elements, in
which contain python code, now before I go any further your thinking "not
another web application server" and before being routed to Twisted, Zope,
Webware, Mod_Python, etc., this is a learning project, it is for my amusment
and better understanding. Nevertheless, inside the html document I have
python enclosed in <? ?> tags, and it executes fine, but if I have a few of
those tags I would like that prior executions stay in memory of the same
document, instead of having to load X module everytime I wish to execute the
code in the same document.

To ellaborate further:
(same document)

<some html code here>
<?
import sys
print sys.version
?>
<some more html code>
<?
print sys.platform
?>

Any help is greatly appreciated.

Adonis

[Erik Max Francis]

Re: Question about exec()

Adonis wrote:
[color=blue]
> Nevertheless, inside the html document I have
> python enclosed in <? ?> tags, and it executes fine, but if I have a
> few of
> those tags I would like that prior executions stay in memory of the
> same
> document, instead of having to load X module everytime I wish to
> execute the
> code in the same document.[/color]

Maintain a separate globals dictionary and give it to exec:

exec code in myGlobals

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