parameters: (command)
return_statement: return stop
docstring: Run a command in the interpreter.
  
      Normally you just call start and it takes care of reading and executing
      commands.  However, in situation where you are not reading from stdin and
      stdout, you may need some other controlling mechanism to call methods
      one at a time.  In that case, use the initialize, execute, and finalize
      functions.
  
      This function returns a true value if the exit command is given.
docstring_summary: Run a command in the interpreter.
docstring_tokens: Run a command in the interpreter .
function: def execute(command):
      """Run a command in the interpreter.
  
      Normally you just call start and it takes care of reading and executing
      commands.  However, in situation where you are not reading from stdin and
      stdout, you may need some other controlling mechanism to call methods
      one at a time.  In that case, use the initialize, execute, and finalize
      functions.
  
      This function returns a true value if the exit command is given.
      """
      global interpreter
      command = interpreter.precmd(command)
      stop = interpreter.onecmd(command)
      stop = interpreter.postcmd(stop, command)
      return stop
function_tokens: def execute ( command ) : global interpreter command = interpreter . precmd ( command ) stop = interpreter . onecmd ( command ) stop = interpreter . postcmd ( stop , command ) return stop