Got it working. The problem was unproper installation from my side. For someone willing to install ipython soon, my recomendations would be:
- do NOT install anaconda, install ipython directly from its git into your python folder: https://github.com/ipython/ipython/releases -Spend some time installing all the dependencies necesary for ipython. If ipython doesnt work from leo, you missed something and you need to find it and install it. There you go. Now you should be able to launch a leo with ipython capabilities directly doing in command prompt: c:\python27\python launchleo.py --ipython Whenever you are in a node, and do (alt-x) then "ipython-exec" you will be sending commands to your ipython shell. My impressions so far (first day with ipython) is that it makes for an amazing mix with Leo. A leo outline becomes a tutorial itself, and because of the outline structure, you can selectively select the parts you want to execute. Very impressive. I really wonder what would happen if someone experienced in Leo-IPython recorded a video on his way of using it, then sent it to ipython developers. Such an integraiton wouldnt only mean a lot of free publicity for Leo itself, but I think both would be greatly benefited from each other. Well, back to my research =) Btw, if you read until here,you might as well be interested in starting your ipython journey with this tutorial/talk/git from pycon 2013<http://vimeo.com/73875233> . On Tuesday, December 3, 2013 9:57:37 AM UTC+1, Fidel N wrote: > > Hey: > > Im starting with ipython today, and following the leo website > tutorial<http://leoeditor.com/IPythonBridge.html>, > first error I am encountering is: > > leoIPython.py: can not import connect_qtconsole > leoIPython.py: can not import ipkernelApp > > So it will open Leo, and it will close instantly. > > This happens when doing, from command line: > > launchleo.py --ipython > > But since no one answered to your previous question "is anyone using > ipython in windows", looks like studying further researching into using > ipython could be on my own, since I could neither find any how-to in the > group. > > Anyone had this problem and could go through it? > > I posted this as an answer to your post instead of a new post because I > think they are related, since you said "now can import the IPKernelApp > class regardless of which version is in effect", and looks like the problem > I am having is exactly that one. > > I just installed ipython with anaconda, and the ipython version is 1.1.0 > -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "leo-editor" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. To post to this group, send email to [email protected]. Visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/leo-editor. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/groups/opt_out.
