[IPython-user] A useful couple of scripts

Erich Heine sophacles@gmail....
Mon Mar 3 14:29:52 CST 2008


First off, I think maybe my last email came off more confrontational than I
intended. This is my fault, sorry about that. I broke Erich's rule of
Internet Usage #1: Don't try to communicate before coffee.

On Mon, Mar 3, 2008 at 10:23 AM, Ville M. Vainio <vivainio@gmail.com> wrote:

> On Mon, Mar 3, 2008 at 4:34 PM, Erich Heine <sophacles@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> > I hadn't checked that out. What i wrote is like that, but more in depth.
>  Im
> > wondering it there isnt a misunderstandint here, as i wrote scripts and
> am
> > sharing them. Im not making a request. Did the files i attached to my
> email
> > make it to the list? If not I can see the source of confusion.
>
> No, I am merely asking whether you checked them out and saw them
> lacking. ipy_server is just a quick hack I wrote to kill a trac
> ticket, and if you took a look at it and think yours is better, I
> would be very happy to replace ipy_server.py with your implementation
> (even if you didn't request it), ipy_server.py is not even released
> yout.


I did check it out after you mentioned it. The ipy_server.py implemenation
is different from mine. Yours is ip, mine is unix_domain socket, so perhaps
they can co-exist :).  I looked at the SocketServer stuff, but I couldn't
find an easy way to have it shut down the server, and with a unix domain
socket, I needed the ability to shut it down manually and remove the socket
file.


> What I'm saying here is, I suppose there is a sizable portion of
> people who would like to see vim and ipython integrated the way you
> did, and I could add your contribution to IPython/Extensions (and the
> vim side to doc/examples), even if you didn't specifically request it.
>

If you want to add it, please do. I was just posting it to the group for
feedback, and if people like it, for their use. Addition to the Extension
repo certainly helps that goal :).
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