How To Save Python Session Input And Output

All of the ways which discussed this question save the history of your commands in a file or you have to use an IDE ,I am using vim with python-mode (no mouse using) what I would l

Solution 1:

I really cherish vim, it'S a fantastic piece of work. Nevertheless, your requirements are easier with other tools.

Probably the best choice, in my oppinion, would be to use the ipython notebook. It offers really rich features, including graphics with mpl and much more, and for me is the perfect tool for "reproducible experiments". The full state of a notebook can be saved to disk, reloaded, exported, printed etc.

You should really give it a try.

Solution 2:

The old "I use $EDITOR instead of $IDE because I don't want to use the mouse" bullshit… IDEs have shortcuts for everything and they all allow you to customize them to your liking. Learn them all and forget about your mouse.

Anyway, what you want is neither an editor nor an IDE; you want a REPL like bpython or ipython (possibly with its notebook feature mentioned above). Both tools allow you to save and restore your sessions and are far better at "getting" your python code than Vim.