[IPython-user] printing lots of stuff to the screen

[Ryan Krauss]

Thanks Jerry, that worked perfectly.

Yes, I am in Windows for teaching purposes.  I like to think of myself
as using Ubuntu for research (and everyday use), but I use Windows
more than I would like.

Ryan

On 5/24/07, Jerry McRae <qrs0xyc02@sneakemail.com> wrote:
> I believe it is a property of the shell, not IPython.  You didn't say what
> OS you are using.
>
> If you are on a Windows box, open the cmd shell menu (either click on top
> left icon, or us alt-<space>.  Then Properties, layout tab, and change the
> Screen Buffer Size Height to a larger number.  I have mine set to a width of
> 100 and height of 3000.  The Window Size needs to be divisors.  I have mine
> 100 and 50.
>
> If you are on a different OS, someone else will have to help.
>
> If IPython can modify these values, it would be new to me.
>
> HTH, TGFI
> --Jerry
> (Thank God For IPython)
>
>
>  On 5/24/07, Ryan Krauss ryanlists-at-......... |Python projects/jml| <... >
> wrote:
> >
> > I have a program that prints lots of stuff to the screen.  I am trying
> > to teach a bit about fmin and optimization, so I made my cost function
> > print the values of the variables at each step.  But only the last 30
> > or so steps are avialable when it finishes and I really want to show
> > the beginning.  Is there a way to change how far back I can scroll
> > into stuff printed to stdout (using print from within a Python
> > script)?
> >
> > Thanks,
> >
> > Ryan
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