Previously, the the now-obsolete ipython.py plugin injected a single _leo 
object with two fields, _leo.c and _leo.g.

At present, the Leo's --ipython command-line option injects two objects, 
named c and g,  into the IPython namespace.  Imo, that's a dubious choice.  
Not only is it incompatible with the ipython.py convention, but c and g 
have well-known meanings in science and engineering.  In any case, Leo 
should not be polluting the IPython namespace with any names that are 
likely to cause conflicts.

Unless I hear howls of protest, I'll make this change before releasing b1.

Edward

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