I've had similar problems running wxPython code under certain IDEs where
things can go very poorly (dramatic crashing, or it just wont execute).
At least with the wx or wxagg backends, I have no trouble running
matplotlib demos such as "ellipse_demo.py" from inside eclipse+pydev.
-tim
Gary
I have to agree with Giorgio in general. Unfortunately, the threading
support required by matplotlib isn't implemented in pyScripter, which
means that it's a nice environment until you want to do some plotting,
when it becomes a bit flaky. I haven't checked eclipse's behaviour with
matplotlib.
A really great IDE for windows users is pyScripter (
http://mmm-experts.com/Products.aspx?ProductId=4 )
It's probably the best I could try so far (and it's free).
cheers
On 3/30/07, Tim Hirzel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> As for a good IDE. I really like eclipse with pydev. For easy
> student/be
Giorgio Luciano ha scritto:
I'm aware that python/scipy were not started as a clone matlab (well
matlibplot was started as something similar ;)
Yes, matplotlib AFAIK wanted (and probably wants) to be something
similar, and it's bad, because mpl is too good in itself to be forced to
be just a
Dear List -
Thanks for the discussion on the issue of the real strength of the
Python/matplotlib/numpy/scipy combo.
I use Python for both development and teaching, but my biggest question
concerned teaching.
When I teach, I need something easy and powerful, but also something that is
easy to in
Thank for all the reply.
I will sure have a look at the video that Oliver suggest and I also
downloaded Eclipse.
I'm "happy" that someone also shared my problems in teaching python.
I'm aware that python/scipy were not started as a clone matlab (well
matlibplot was started as something similar ;)
As for a good IDE. I really like eclipse with pydev. For easy
student/beginner setup, easyclipse has a nice python eclipse distribution
http://www.easyeclipse.org/site/distributions/index.html
I think I've tried near every python IDE setup out there over the last
couple years, and this one win
I would have to agree with most of what Massimo said.
When I started using matplotlib I also learned some
wxPython stuff because I thought that was needed. Not
a bad thing to learn, but then all the pylab
references confused me. Finally, I got it straight
and almost always start with import pyla
On 3/30/07, Mark Bakker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I always thought ipython didn't come with a good editor.
> Am I mistaken?
You are not mistaken, and this is by design: ipython is not an IDE,
it's the interactive component of a python workflow.
As others have mentioned (thanks to all, btw), it
> Not quite a 'development environment', but a long way
towards one.
I always thought that the focus of matplotlib towards matlab-like
interactivity is fundamentally flawed. Matlab-like interactivity is damn
good when it is needed, but for that purpose in the free world there are
already the
You can run ipython _from_ emacs. Needs a bit of messing about with
your .emacs, but once you've set it up, it works very well. Object
introspection and the debugger are very nice; you can execute code
fragments etc. Not quite a 'development environment', but a long way
towards one.
It explains ho
Mark,
you can set ipython (in the ipythonrc.ini) to start up the editor of your
choice when you type "edit" in the ipython-shell.
Check out this video at ShowMeDo, that shows a lot of the features of
ipython:
http://showmedo.com/videos/video?name=DownloadingIPythonForMSWindows&fromSeriesID=2
Oli
--- Mark Bakker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I always thought ipython didn't come with a good
> editor.
> Am I mistaken?
> Mark
Oh, I see. You probably want an development
envirnoment. Sorry. IPython is great for
interactively running code, but not too great for any
editing. I do my editing i
I always thought ipython didn't come with a good editor.
Am I mistaken?
Mark
On 3/30/07, Lou Pecora <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Have you looked at iPython? I think it's a great way
to go. Check it out.
--- Mark Bakker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Giorgio -
>
> Thanks for starting this discus
Have you looked at iPython? I think it's a great way
to go. Check it out.
--- Mark Bakker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Giorgio -
>
> Thanks for starting this discussion and sorry for
> the late reply.
> Use of Python with matplotlib in the classroom and
> by students in general is
> a major ob
Make an easy cd command.
3. Make an who option.
On the bright side, I get quite a few people converted that don't want to go
back anymore
Mark
Message: 7
Date: Wed, 28 Mar 2007 16:58:42 +0200
From: Giorgio Luciano <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: [Matplotlib-users] matlab, idle, int
Hello to all,
I've thread that apperead some time ago on this list about matlab and
teaching.
I've discovered python recently and translated part of the routine I
use in python (www.chemometrics.it).
Some of my collegue asked me if I could show them how to use python. For
matlab user I guess th
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