Running a script from editor does not send runfile() correctly to IPython Qt plugin #1032
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From jed.lud...@gmail.com on 2012-05-17T22:42:29Z Integration with IPython 0.12 may never get back to the level it was at for 0.10. See the complexities described in issue #743 and this blog post: http://spyder-ide.blogspot.com/2011/09/no-ipython-v011-support-in-spyders.html |
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From ccordoba12 on 2012-05-18T06:10:00Z Jed, on the blogpost and the Issue you mentioned, Pierre meant that integration with IPython's console (not qtconsole) will never be improved. Eventually I'd say we'll drop it. But we surely can improve our support for qtconsole (which is what David is asking for). I'm precisely planning to do that during the summer. We really need to support it at the same level of the 0.10 console because plotting is basically broken on Linux (and probably OS X). I mean, it works on the Python console but it blocks it so it's kind of useless... Owner: ccordoba12 |
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From DavidAnt...@gmail.com on 2012-05-19T23:34:11Z @-Carlos: Yes, this is correct. It would seem like a pretty straightforward issue to fix - the run command just needs to get sent to the correct window. By the way, on linux (at least on Unbuntu 12.04), matplotlib plots seem to work with both the Ipython and regular python consoles. The Ipython console blocks when plotting, but the regular console seems to handle the background threads properly. It just lacks all the other niceties of Ipython. |
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From pierre.raybaut on 2012-05-23T06:47:48Z @-Carlos: I was not aware of the fact that the standard Python interpreter was blocking Matplotlib plots on Linux and MacOS. Everything is there to avoid this blocking issue: the inputhook is installed like on Windows... and generally it is far more difficult to make it work on Windows than on Linux/MacOS so I'm quite surprised. As David seems to disagree, do you really confirm that Matplotlib plots are blocked using the standard Python interpreter with advanced options enabled (default)? Even better, Spyder has the exclusive feature of non-blocking Qt GUIs using PySide (the inputhook is not implemented in PySide like it is in PyQt). |
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From pierre.raybaut on 2012-05-23T07:08:34Z @-David: a quick look to the IPython widget API makes me think that it should be quite easy to implement. Actually, one simply has to use the 'execute' method to send any command to the IPython shell. I'll take a look at it if you like. |
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From jed.lud...@gmail.com on 2012-05-23T07:17:24Z I can confirm that Matplotlib plots are NOT blocking in the standard Python interpreter on Ubuntu 11.10. This is true for the tip of both the v21 repo and the default repo. |
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From pierre.raybaut on 2012-05-23T13:46:40Z This issue was closed by revision ca8484a1eafe . Status: Fixed |
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From DavidAnt...@gmail.com on 2012-05-23T16:17:43Z Pierre: Thanks, that works exactly as expected. Unfortunately I am now prevent from fully utilising this qtconsole by Issue Status: Verified |
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From ccordoba12 on 2013-04-06T20:23:58Z Labels: Cat-Editor |
From DavidAnt...@gmail.com on 2012-05-17T20:59:20Z
Steps:
Result:
The runfile(...) command gets added to the Ipython kernel windows, instead of the IPython qt widget, so the script does not get executed.
I appreciate that the Ipython plugin is still pretty new and issues like this are to be expected, but I'm really excited about it! I guess fixing this will make it easier to use and allow keen users to start finding all the bugs to be ironed out.
Original issue: http://code.google.com/p/spyderlib/issues/detail?id=1032
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