John Lunzer

@scopatz I never cracked this one. It would require some micro management of the history files and periodically updating the history object. It was too much for me. Right now...

@scopatz, doesn't using the sqlite backend essentially give you a unified history? Maybe I misunderstood how that works.

You're right, `whos` is best. I can also add a `who` rather easily. I plan on submitting a pull request for this. But I have two questions: - IPython already...

thanks @gforsyth , I'll wait a bit in case anyone else wants to comment.

@scopatz @gforsyth, I have a question. Right now the what I have `whos` implemented in my `.xonshrc` file I rely on the code: ``` python SESSION_START_CONTEXT = {k:v for k,v...

I do use `__xonsh_ctx__` later but I can certainly use for the start context as well. But what I'm really interested in is when and where to save my `SESSION_START_CONTEXT`...

If I'm not mistaken `__xonsh_ctx__` is the _current_ state of xonsh's local namespace. The way I make `whos` work is by saving the `__xonsh_ctx__` at the start of the xonsh...

@tgoodlet, yeah go for it. Initially I rolled my own code but the ipython code is pretty solid so I recommend starting there. You just need to alter how the...

I agree with @gforsyth I think bashisms sounds like a good home. It seems like enabling this feature would supplant python set notation syntax. That said, perhaps there isn't a...

@adqm It sounds better than not having brace expansion at all. But I'd let others chime in on other possible solutions first.