print is not a function

[Gerrit Holl]

Karl Scalet wrote:
> So my own (best??) solution is:
> 
> >>> from pprint import pprint as prt # cannot overcome this line :-(
> >>> from qt import * # now the secret unveils
> >>> [ prt(x) for x in locals() if x[:2]=='QA' ]
> # sorry Signore Alex, but it's shorter than startswith :-)
> # gives me
> >>> 'QAssistantClient'
> >>> 'QAccel'
> >>> 'QActionGroup
> >>> 'QApplication'
> >>> 'QAction'
> >>> [None, None, None, None, None] # well, I can live with
> 
> In the case of doing such interactive inspections, i don't
> mind about potential side-effects, i actually don't see them here.

How about:

import qt
pprint.pprint(qt)

?

Gerrit.

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