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IO model
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Python is supposed to interact with outside world (i.e. everything
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outside the interpretor) through numerous ways:
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- ``open`` and ``input`` builtin functions.
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- ``os`` module (e.g. ``os.open`` function)
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- ``stdout``, ``stderr`` and ``stdin`` files descriptors
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- ``__import__`` & co
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- ``ctypes`` & micropython's ``ffi`` libraries
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- ...
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However those functions are no longer relevant when python is embedded
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into Pandemonium. They can even be dangerous when opening a Pandemonium application to
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modding given a 3rd party python code has suddently full access to the computer !
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Hence, those functions needs to be adapted to Pandemonium:
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- ``ctype``, ``ffi`` and ``open`` disabled
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- ``stdout``, ``stderr`` and ``stdin`` redirected to Pandemonium editor's console
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