On Wed, 14 Dec 2011 at 11:57AM -0800, Fernando Perez wrote: > I'm not sure exactly how Sage initializes IPython, but it would be > great if in the port to 0.12, you were able to do everything needed > for the Sage terminal application as a profile. The profile machinery > is much more robust now, and lets you configure just about anything in > ipython. If this can be made to work, the command-line version of > sage would amount to calling > > ipython --profile sage > > The advantage of this is that it would be possible then to launch a > 'sage kernel' with > > ipython kernel --profile sage > > or to connect to Sage with any of our frontends: > > ipython console --profile sage > ipython qtconsole --profile sage > ipython notebook --profile sage
That's interesting. I wonder if the kernel bit could be used in SageTeX, where I have a bunch of Sage commands and want to get their outputs. Perhaps this could make that process much simpler and more extensible. Is there anything like this in the IPython docs? I looked around and didn't find much. But I'll keep looking. Dan -- --- Dan Drake ----- http://mathsci.kaist.ac.kr/~drake -------
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