That's great!

indeed python notebook is an option more to the wonderful spider environment!
actually i was just working the doctoring and looks really nice to have them 
available inside spider.

a quick question, is there the possibility to ember the graph generated by 
matlpotlib inside the spider guy something like "plot tab widjet"
i a way like the pylab inline option does with python notebook ?
maybe i just have to search on the list history .. i remember some topic about 
this

thanks for the grab job spider team !!!

--Massimo.

Il giorno Nov 12, 2011, alle ore 11:14 AM, Carlos Córdoba ha scritto:

> Hi Massimo,
> 
> We are following quite closely the development of the ipython notebook and we 
> surely want to integrate it with Spyder using QtWebkit, as you mentioned. 
> Right now the notebook is working quite well under rekonq, so we are 
> confident we won't have problems in that front.
> 
> The good thing is that we can provide better facilities than the notebook has 
> right now, like presenting docstrings in html and inspecting/modifying 
> variables with the variable explorer. The bad thing is that the integration 
> will probably have to wait until we properly integrate ipython qtconsole 
> first, which is our top priority now. I'd say the notebook integration will 
> be ready in the next six months, depending in developers time resources.
> 
> Cheers,
> Carlos
> 
> El 12/11/11 10:33, Massimo Di Stefano escribió:
>> 
>> Hi All,
>> 
>> i'm really happy with spyder, in the last week i was really positive 
>> impressed
>> by python notebook option providing an ip and an hostname is now easy to run 
>> the same python environment on the network.
>> 
>> My question, is on the spider roadmap an python notebook integration, 
>> maybe using qtwebkit this should be easy to implement
>> 
>> essentially running the command :
>> 
>> ipython notebook --pylab inline --ip 'my.ip' --ws-hostname 'my.ip'
>> 
>> while print a link in the terminal, spider should be able to read this link 
>> and open it inside a PyQt network page
>> where the user can open several tabs .. one for each python kernel he want 
>> run.
>> 
>> what do you think about ?
>> 
>> thanks for any comment.
>> 
>> --Massimo.
>> 
>> 
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>> 
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>> 
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