On Friday 23 July 2004 02:48, Fernando Perez wrote: > Jose' Matos wrote: > > On Saturday 17 July 2004 03:32, Fernando Perez wrote: > > > > One short notice, I had gone to the ipython page (I missed the 0.6 > > version, oops) and I searched for such a document, I followed the link > > to cvs and it failed from that page. > > > > For some reason the redirection is failing. Take the address directly > > solved it though. A simple bug report. :-) > > Sorry, could you clarify which is the broken redirect link? I'll gladly > fix it, but I'm not sure what you are referring to.
Ok, goto http://ipython.scipy.org/ there in the first section "Quick links" you have an item called "ViewCVS", click in that link and you will be redirected to http://www.scipy.org/site_content/remap?rmurl=http%3A//scipy.net/cgi-bin/viewcvsx.cgi/ipython/ That page complains with a 404 error. Is this clear? > [ Sorry to the lyx crowd for the semi-off-topic drift. If this is > getting out of hand please let me know and I'll take the discussion to > private email with José. But since there _is_ a lyx idea behind all > this, I hope to get away with abusing your hospitality a bit ] > > Well, it seems fuzzy because it is :) The first thread in May is the > furthest we ever got: > > http://www.scipy.net/pipermail/ipython-user/2004-May/thread.html I found the link that started the first thread quite interesting: http://dkbza.org/tmPython.html I advise other LyX fellows to take a look to it. > I think there's a lot of interest in this idea (Arnd Baecker in > particular --a german physicist in Dresden and avid python user-- has > given it a lot of thought). But nobody has enough spare time to > seriously work on it. I'm headed to Scipy'04 in a month to present some > things about ipython and some about multiwavelets and PDEs, and I plan > there on discussing the idea around. But there's no full-fledged idea yet > coming from anybody. Multiwavelets, well I only know wavelets and Chad said something about having that wavelets python package released some day, last Scipy and still nothing. :-) Well take your time, I find the idea quite interesting. Also since we are allowed wild dreams it would be possible to generate also native tables and things like that. Hummmmm. :-) > >From my side, what I plan on doing is the following: > [Ipython stuff] > I am _extremely_ interested in something like this, especially > considering that lyx is one of my all-time favorite projects (after > ipython :). However, ipython is mostly a one-man-show and it only happens > in my spare time: while all of my research uses python, I can not justify > spending my 'real' time on ipython, which as a daily tool is already > 'good enough'. > > But at least I can promise that slowly, ipython is getting cleaned up in > a way which would enable this idea. Whether the whole thing (the > lyx+ipython mathematica-type env.) ends up happening or not is a > different story. True, but still a feature with lots of potential for users. I am wondering how this could be related with inset external.... > Best, > > f -- José Abílio
