I have been migrating from MATLAB over the last months, and spyder has
really been beneficial in that process. It is really the best IDE for
python!
I have noticed some strange behaviour of the variable editor. I have
used the following class which emulates the struct data type in
matlab. It's basically a dictionary which is easier to access than the
normal one in python. When I create a struct and open it in the
variable inspector it works fine, and if I close it by the x then
everything is ok, but if i use ok, then it's suddenly converted to a
dict. Is this a bug or a feature - I find it a bit strange that the
variable inspector is able to change the data's type and not only it's
content.
class struct(dict):
'''Matlab style struct. Wow I have been missing this'''
def __getattr__(self, attr):
return self.get(attr, None)
__setattr__= dict.__setitem__
__delattr__= dict.__delitem__
In general it would be a nice extension if the variable editor could
support more general data types as objects.
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