User:Shaun - Revision history

Shaun: /* Proposal for slvreq related syntax extension */

2012-08-12T09:12:17Z

Proposal for slvreq related syntax extension

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	** OPTION pname value		** OPTION pname value
	** SOLVE		** SOLVE
	* Possible syntax for integrator:		*'''Possible syntax for integrator:'''
	** INTEGRATOR eginename		** INTEGRATOR eginename
	** INTEGRATE FROM start TO end STEPS n		** INTEGRATE FROM start TO end STEPS n

Shaun: /* Reports: */

2012-08-12T09:11:09Z

Reports:

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 **This time, I have completely removed %template definitions and replaced them with four new types which could provide almost the same APIs as those types defined by %template. The container.h wraps three standard container of C++, such as vector, set, map. They could be used in python layer as those types defined by %template. The python internal object's ref-count issue has already been considered in the implementation. So I think it would be safe to use now. As for the type ASCXX_Set, it is extended in interface file and defines two new types(SetInt, SetString). Now I removed these two new types definitions defined by %template. Two new C++ wrapper classes are implemented to replace these two types.
 **But I still have concerns on the ASCXX_Set type. In the interface file, the ASCXX_Set's constructor is defined as private which means the python layer couldn't instantiate ASCXX_Set. So I think it is impossible to use SetInt and SetString in python layer in the original bindings. And now, after rewriting these two types, the same issue remains. So I am thinking to find another way to make these two types useful.
 [[Category:GSOC2012]]

Shaun at 15:18, 28 June 2012

2012-06-28T15:18:02Z

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 **All goals achieved.
 **Bug fix.
 [[Category:GSOC2012]]

Jpye: /* Screen shot that I managed to compile the ASCEND successfully and get it worked on my system: */

2012-06-06T05:28:51Z

Screen shot that I managed to compile the ASCEND successfully and get it worked on my system:

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	== Screen shot that I managed to compile the ASCEND successfully and get it worked on my system: ==		== Screen shot that I managed to compile the ASCEND successfully and get it worked on my system: ==
	[[File:ScreenShot1.png\|thumb\|center\|upright=5.0]]		[[File:ScreenShot1.png\|thumb\|center\|400px\|upright=5.0\|ASCEND up and running on my system]]
	<br/><br/>		<br/><br/>

	== Screen shot show the function of recent files list({{bug\|533}}): ==		== Screen shot show the function of recent files list({{bug\|533}}): ==
	[[File:ScreenShot2.png\|thumb\|center\|upright=5.0]]		[[File:ScreenShot2.png\|thumb\|center\|upright=5.0]]

Jpye at 20:13, 1 June 2012

2012-06-01T20:13:28Z

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	**All goals achieved.		**All goals achieved.
	**Bug fix.		**Bug fix.
			[[Category:GSOC2012]]

Shaun at 15:54, 2 May 2012

2012-05-02T15:54:39Z

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	== Screen shot show the function of recent files list({{bug\|533}}): ==		== Screen shot show the function of recent files list({{bug\|533}}): ==
	[[File:ScreenShot2.png\|thumb\|center\|upright=5.0]]		[[File:ScreenShot2.png\|thumb\|center\|upright=5.0]]


			== GSoC Goals: ==
			*CYTHON is researched and decide how to rewrite.
			*Rewrite is done as required (standard: flexible and easy to extend).
			*GUI codes still works well as before.


			== Milestones: ==
			*Before April 25th: More research on SWIG and CYTHON. Estimate the work load in each way and the possible benefits.
			*Before the end of May:
			**Discussed with mentor about my research result and decide which way to go.
			**Make a detail design on rewriting work (maybe include test case design).
			**Start to do rewriting work.
			*June to July 15th (Mid-term evaluation):
			**Done with rewriting work.
			**Part of GUI codes rewritten should have been done.
			*July 15th to August 15th (Final evaluation):
			**All goals achieved.
			**Bug fix.

Shaun: /* The following is an interesting modal I wrote according to a story I heard several days before. */

2012-03-28T17:41:41Z

The following is an interesting modal I wrote according to a story I heard several days before.

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	My name is Liang He. I am now a student of [http://www.gucas.ac.cn Graduate University of Chinese Academy of Sciences] at Beijing, China. My mayor is computer science and techs. I have not get in touch with open source project before and hope this is a good start with ascend. I will be very glad to contribute what I could to make ASCEND better. :)		My name is Liang He. I am now a student of [http://www.gucas.ac.cn Graduate University of Chinese Academy of Sciences] at Beijing, China. My mayor is computer science and techs. I have not get in touch with open source project before and hope this is a good start with ascend. I will be very glad to contribute what I could to make ASCEND better. :)
	<br/><br/>		<br/><br/>
	== The following is an interesting ~~modal~~ I wrote according to a story I heard several days before. ==		== The following is an interesting model I wrote according to a story I heard several days before. ==

	<source lang=a4c>		<source lang=a4c>
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	END FallDownFromHigh;		END FallDownFromHigh;
	</source>		</source>


	== Screen shot that I managed to compile the ASCEND successfully and get it worked on my system: ==		== Screen shot that I managed to compile the ASCEND successfully and get it worked on my system: ==

Shaun at 17:38, 28 March 2012

2012-03-28T17:38:38Z

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	My name is Liang He. I am now a student of ~~graduate school~~ of Chinese Academy of Sciences at Beijing, China. My mayor is computer science and techs. I have not get in touch with open source project before and hope this is a good start with ascend. I will be very glad to contribute what I could to make ASCEND better. :)		My name is Liang He. I am now a student of [http://www.gucas.ac.cn Graduate University of Chinese Academy of Sciences] at Beijing, China. My mayor is computer science and techs. I have not get in touch with open source project before and hope this is a good start with ascend. I will be very glad to contribute what I could to make ASCEND better. :)
			<br/><br/>
	== The following is an interesting modal I wrote according to a story I heard several days before. ==		== The following is an interesting modal I wrote according to a story I heard several days before. ==

Shaun at 17:31, 28 March 2012

2012-03-28T17:31:05Z

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 My name is Liang He. I am now a student of graduate school of Chinese Academy of Sciences at Beijing, China. My mayor is computer science and techs. I have not get in touch with open source project before and hope this is a good start with ascend. I will be very glad to contribute what I could to make ASCEND better. :)
-[[An interesting modal]]
+== The following is an interesting modal I wrote according to a story I heard several days before. ==
-Screen shot show the function of recent files list(Bug#533):
+== Screen shot that I managed to compile the ASCEND successfully and get it worked on my system: ==
-[[File:ScreenShot2.png]]
+[[File:ScreenShot1.png|thumb|center|upright=5.0]]

Shaun at 17:06, 28 March 2012

2012-03-28T17:06:36Z

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	My name is Liang He. I am now a student of graduate school of Chinese Academy of Sciences at Beijing, China. My mayor is computer science and techs. I have not get in touch with open source project before and hope this is a good start with ascend. I will be very glad to contribute what I could to make ASCEND better. :)		My name is Liang He. I am now a student of graduate school of Chinese Academy of Sciences at Beijing, China. My mayor is computer science and techs. I have not get in touch with open source project before and hope this is a good start with ascend. I will be very glad to contribute what I could to make ASCEND better. :)

	[[A interesting modal]]		[[An interesting modal]]