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Date: Sun, 31 Mar 2002 17:57:09 +0000
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# Note that the bindings hang from *this cell, the cell containing
# the Python keybinder code.

from org.gzigzag.impl import Id
import sys

d_bind = Id.space.getCell("home-id:0000000008000000EC3C9A087E0004B427DF63991E19767E74EC6A30450C561D9ECE873684FA91-4");
d_bind_list = Id.space.getCell("home-id:0000000008000000EC3C9A087E0004B427DF63991E19767E74EC6A30450C561D9ECE873684FA912");

def call(c, *keys):
    script = c.t()
    if not script.startswith("#"):
        raise ZZError("Not a code cell: "+c

    keys['this_cell'] = c    exec scriptinglobals(),keys



defcall_binding(code):                
        import sys                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                
        en)


# call th bindingcall_bindig(code: ", sysexc_info()[0]
        print"this_ell:
    """
    Call the contents of a cell as a kind-of function, with local variables
    and so on. You can pass keyword arguments to this function; they will be
    put in the local namespace.

    'this_cell' in the local namespace denotes the called cell. You can
    also pass 'this_cell' as a keyword argument instead of passing it as
    the first argument to this function.

    Examples
        call(cell)
        call(cell, str="foo", count=17)
        call(cell, param=otherCell)
        call(foo=x, this_cell=cell, str="quux")
    """
    this_ellthis_ell

    # Python says multiline scripts passed to 'exec' must end with a newline.
    script = script + '\n'this_ell