Actually, it seems that IPython’s run magic runs the file in its own namespace,
where __file__ is defined. And afterwards, the current/main namespace is
updated with the variables created by running the file. However, the current
directory is not changed.
=== test.py ===
import os
print(os.getc
That is right however if you use the -i option:
-i run the file in IPython’s namespace instead of an empty one. This
is useful if you are experimenting with code written in a text editor which
depends on variables defined interactively.
And you get:
In [1]: bar = 0
In [2]: foo = 0
In [3]:
Hello !
I downloaded Pyzo but i don't understand why my screen is blurred : i can read
but word are fuzzy
Thank you
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Hi Maryline,
I’ve heard that Pyzo can look fuzzy on high DPI displayes (e.g. Mac retina
displays). What OS are you using. And what kind of display?
Thanks,
Almar
From: maryline.che...@gmail.com
Sent: 14 October 2016 22:10
To: Pyzo
Subject: [Pyzo] screen
Hello !
I downloaded Pyzo but i don't
