João,
Thank you for commenting on the code. sys.argv check is a wise one. Since I
was the only user of this little snippet I didn't give attention of this
detail, however eventually some other people will start using the code too.
I thought it is more efficient to only import functions that I use from
modules. This said, I don't see much speed difference on two codes. Is
import statement (or Python itself) intelligent enough to import only the
modules that are used inside a program or does it load all content at the
original import time?
Mouse-hover readings are really nice to have while analysing the data, and
ability of setting its sensitivity comes handier sometimes. I wish I could
find a way to put such a mechanism on my recent poster presentation. Hah,
maybe I should use a flexible lcd and let viewers to interract with the
poster themselves instead of viewing things on a dry big sheet of paper.
Yes, the IPython call from shell still stays a mystery...
Gökhan
On Thu, May 14, 2009 at 12:52 PM, João Luís Silva <jsi...@fc.up.pt> wrote:
> Gökhan SEVER wrote:
>
>> Hello,
>>
>> After solving the boxplotting mystery, and figuring out how to change the
>> mouse hover reading sensitivities, I have finished my small script which
>> creates boxplots from a given file. I can call it either by issueing
>> ./splot.py file or from inside ipython -pylab with run command. However I
>> still couldn't figure out how to drop in ipython from the bash shell call
>> while all my variable context visible in the ipython namespace.
>>
>> I am attaching the script and a sample file I used. Could you please
>> comment whether I am on the right track? I am not very sure my locals() use
>> is correct to create a variable name from a given file name. There might be
>> other points that seem weaker in the code as well.
>>
>> Thank you.
>>
>> Gökhan
>>
>>
>>
> The code looks pretty good to me. I've done some minor style changes on the
> imports, and added an error check to see if the user passed a parameter or
> not. I didn't know how to change the mouseover format, this will be useful
> for me, thanks!
>
> I'm only a casual user of ipython, and I don't know how to do what you ask,
> so I'll leave that to someone else.
>
> (new splot.py attached)
>
> Best regards,
> João Silva
>
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