可以连接远程环境的Python编辑器？
我在应用程序中设置了一个交互式 python 环境。我可以输入命令，它们将在其中执行，并可以访问那里的变量。
问题是我编写了一个半途而废的编辑器，只允许这样做。它没有命令历史记录、代码完成等，因为我没有编写完整的 IDE。但是，我希望能够使用精美的编辑器在该环境中编写代码。
我认为它可以解决的方法是，编辑器将具有用于远程Python会话的接口/协议，并且我只需要在我的应用程序中实现一个服务器（而不是简单的编辑器）并且能够连接和运行代码。
我可以实现我必须实现的任何接口或协议，但我找不到定义了此类协议的 IDE（或者插入充当客户端的扩展的简单方法）。
本质上，我想要一个 python 编辑器，它可以选择在命令（可以是多行）完成输入时调用函数 x，并在发生自动完成请求时调用另一个函数 y。 我检查了一些编辑器，但找不到这样的功能。有谁知道这样的事情吗？它实际上不必是一个Python编辑器，只需支持我需要的钩子即可。
谢谢！
I set up an interactive python environment in an application. I can input commands and they will execute inside it, having access to the variables that live there.
The problem is that I coded a half-assed editor that allows only that. It doesn't have command history, code completion etc, because I didn't code a full IDE. However, I would like to be able to write code in that environment with a fancy editor.
The way I think it can work out is that an editor will have an interface/protocol for remote python sessions, and I will just have to implement a server in my application (instead of the simple editor) and be able to connect and run code.
I can implement any interface or protocol that I have to, but I can't find an IDE that has such a protocol defined (or an easy way to plug an extension that will serve as the client side).
Essentially, I want a python editor that has an option to call a function x whenever a command (can be multiline) finished typing, and another function y when an autocomplete request occurs.
I checked out some editors but couldn't find such a feature. Does anyone know of such a thing? It actually doesn't have to be a python editor, just support the hooks that i need.
Thanks!
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