aesthetics pass on AsyncResult.display_outputs

[minrk]

adds a few delimiters when there are rich outputs, and cleans up a few cases of extra trailing whitespace on stdout/err

[bfroehle]

Did you mean to include this file?

[minrk]

yes, it has some additions

[ellisonbg]

Can we name this file parallel_magics.ipynb to match the naming convention of the other example notebooks?

[minrk]

I'd rather not, I think forcing lower-case and no spaces on what are essentially GUI documents is terribly ugly.

[ellisonbg]

OK, I buy that argument, can we change the rest of them to this format then?

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I'd rather not, I think forcing lower-case and no spaces on what are essentially GUI documents is terribly ugly.

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[minrk]

...grudgingly ;)

[fperez]

On Thu, May 31, 2012 at 8:19 PM, Brian E. Granger
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OK, I buy that argument, can we change the rest of them to this format then?

Quick note: let's check that sphinx can handle files with spaces in
them. We'll very soon want to include the notebooks in the built
docs, and I'm not sure sphinx is happy with spaces. In my recent
experiments with Latex I had to rename a notebook that had a space in
it b/c LaTeX barfed all over the spaces.

So before we create notebooks that can't be converted, let's make sure
that the downstream tools will be able to handle them.

[fperez]

On Thu, May 31, 2012 at 8:32 PM, Min RK
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wrote:

...grudgingly ;)

No, I'm happy to go with it: I just want to make sure it won't cause
us headaches later on, based on the recent problems I had precisely
with a similarly named notebook with LaTeX conversion... So if it
turns out that we can make the pipeline for managing them happy with
spaces, I'm happy to go along :)

[minrk]

If anything, I would prefer the exporter to handle normalization to a name appropriate for the destination.

[ellisonbg]

I am fine with that.

[fperez]

Test results for commit 19abacd merged into master
Platform: linux2

• python2.7: OK (libraries not available: wx.aui)
• python3.2: OK (libraries not available: cython matplotlib pymongo tornado wx wx.aui)

Not available for testing:

[ellisonbg]

I ran the example notebook and looked at the output. Test suite passes. I think it looks great and can be merged.

[ellisonbg]

Opps, hold on I think I have found a problem...

[ellisonbg]

Yes, the cell in the example notebook that reads %px print >> sys.stderr, "ERROR" gives an error because sys is has not been imported into the engines.

[minrk]

Crap, that's what I get for having a few stdlib imports in my startup dir. Fixed.

[ellisonbg]

I think this looks good then, if there is nothing else you think needs
to be done, I think this can be merged.

On Thu, May 31, 2012 at 10:27 PM, Min RK
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Crap, that's what I get for having a few stdlib imports in my startup dir.  Fixed.

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[fperez]

Go from my side too.

[minrk]

Thanks, merging then.

My Python 40k language feature request: add sys, os, re, time stdlib modules to builtins.