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v1.0.1 [2010-10-17]

  • Changed the license from GPL to BSD.

v1.0 [2010-07-31]

  • Justified columns. (Contributed by Steve Losh.)

  • Output is indented to line up with the prompt. For example, if the prompt string is "> ", the output will be indented by two spaces. (Contributed by Liam Cooke with a bug fix from Adam Lloyd.)

  • Bug fixed: exception raised when see() has nothing to display.

v0.5.4 [2009-07-23]

  • Bug fixed: Calling see() first with no arguments would return nothing.

v0.5.3 [2009-04-12]

  • New project homepage: http://inky.github.com/see/

  • Results are spaced out more, and line up with the default interpreter prompt. For example:

    >>> see(int, pattern='h*')
    hash()    help()    hex()

  • Unary operator symbols changed from +@ and -@ to +obj and -obj respectively.

  • Running see.py as a script will show documentation, equivalent to help(see).

  • If you want to be lazy, you can 'from see import *', and only see() will be imported.

  • Bug fixed: see() output could be modified, but would still print the original results. The output list now acts like a tuple.

  • Revised code documentation and examples.

v0.5.2 [2009-03-16]

  • Calling see() without arguments shows local variables. (Contributed by Charlie Nolan.)

v0.5.1 [2009-03-13]

  • Filename pattern matching is now the default. For example:

    > see('', '.is*')
  .isalnum()   .isalpha()   .isdigit()   .islower()   .isspace()
  .istitle()   .isupper()

    Regular expression matching can still be done, using the r argument.

  • Two bugs fixed for Python 3.0:

    • After the first see() call, subsequent calls would give no output for some objects.

    • Regular expression and filename pattern matching would also result in nothing being output.

v0.5 [2009-03-07]

  • Now returns a list-like object, for iterating through the results, while still showing the human-readable output when run interactively. (Contributed by Bob Farrell.)

  • Optional regex and fn arguments, for regular expression and filename pattern matching, respectively. (Contributed by Ed Page.)

v0.4.1 [2009-02-23]

  • New attributes: str() and repr(). (str() contributed by Guff.)

v0.4 [2009-02-19]

  • For Python 3.0, new attributes are included, and deprecated attributes are no longer shown. (Contributed by Gabriel Genellina.)

  • AttributeError with Django class attributes fixed. (Contributed by jdunck.)

  • The correct symbols are now shown for objects implementing __divmod__, __floordiv__ and __cmp__. (Contributed by Gabriel Genellina.)

  • (Pseudo-)static variables moved outside the see() function. This may or may not be more efficient.

  • If the object has a docstring set, 'help()' is shown in the list instead of '?'. (Suggested by edcrypt.)

  • Instructions added for using this with iPython. (Contributed by Baishampayan Ghose.)

v0.3.1 [2009-02-18]

  • Added symbols for binary arithmetic operations using reflected (swapped) operands.

  • 'with' and 'reversed()' symbols added.

v0.3 [2009-02-18]

  • Rudimentary Python 3.0 support, using suggestions from CommodoreGuff.

  • Created a setup.py installation script.

  • Change an outdated documentation link in the README file. (Suggested by Ian Gowen.)

v0.2 [2009-02-17]

  • Special attribute symbols reordered.

  • Unary addition and subtraction changed to +@ and -@ respectively.

  • Added '.*' symbol for the __getattr__ attribute.

  • help() documentation added.

v0.1 [2009-02-16]

  • Original.