This is separate from previous, because it is more likely to be rejected.
It requires the the Session objects in Handlers get a reference all the way back up to the IPython App that started the environment.
Changes stdin channel from REQ-REQ to ROUTER-DEALER, fixing
the round-robin load-balancing of stdin_requests across frontends.
stdin_requests now go to the client that made the execute_request
that prompted the stdin request.
stdin_requests from frontends that do not support stdin will raise an error,
rather than hanging on input that will never arrive.
reviewed by @fperez
closes#673
stdin requests are now directed to the frontend that made the execution
request that called raw_input.
allow_stdin flag added to execution_request to indicate whether stdin_requests are allowed.
StdInNotImplementedError exception class added to IPython.core.error, and is raised if raw_input is called from execute requests where allow_input is undefined.
closes gh-673
Simply call it 'codemirror', so we don't have explicit version numbers
inside a bunch of files.
A file called ipython-version-N.NN will be kept to easily let us know
which version we're shipping with IPython.
Several improvements to stdout/stderr handling and visual layout of cells.
Now stdout and stderr are kept contiguous (in a single div) if they are being written to continuously, and stderr is shown with a light red background to help distinguish from stdout.
Further, input cells now have a light gray background to help distinguish them from plain stdout areas.
* add think border around input area
* change background instead of foreground on stderr
* only stderr/stdout are output_stream, general text (including streams) is output_text
* reduce vertical padding on stream output, per @fperez
Consecutive messages to stdout or stderr will not be split
into separate divs, until a new message to different stream
arrives.
Appending will only occur when the latest output is the same
as the new one. Interleaving messages will still result in
multiple divs.
* test_for uses import_item, instead of __import__
* test_for now allows a callback, for processing the result of import_item prior to comparison with min_zmq
* callback is only called when min_zmq is defined
* callback's default is to just return mod.__version__
* use this to check tornado version, and zmq as a version tuple
* fix pexpect check to use external.pexpect
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572 MinRK
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110 Gael Varoquaux
106 walter.doerwald
69 gvaroquaux
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41 ldufrechou
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Python 3 compatibility work. This doesn't fully get us to a single codebase supporting py2/3 at install time, but it does make significant progress in that direction.
