Wired has report on the Dark Master

Link to Wired. Oh right, it is Dark Matter, I seem to have misread that.

So I have been studying PyGTK and other python graphic methods and web interfaces but I don't like typing each file to see how it runs. This is like a shell script builder and I could use "shlex and subprocess" modules but shell commands from in Python can be a bit strange to configure. Like the OpenGL tutorials, I like to run through them quickly to get a general idea of what is possible. I noticed a few deprecation warnings in some of the examples. There was definite strangeness when trying to make a python shell in a python program in python in a bash shell. That is clear huh? So this code below gets the file names and creates a bash script so I can look through them quickly.

#!/usr/bin/env python
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
import os
print '#!/usr/bin/env bash'
print 'cd gtkpy'

for f in os.listdir('gtkpy'):
 if '.py' in f:
  print 'python ',f
#print 'Finished'