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To see what is broadly possible under Python at present, take a look at {{src|test.py}} and the .py and .h files in the {{srcdir|pygtk}} directory of the source code. | To see what is broadly possible under Python at present, take a look at {{src|test.py}} and the .py and .h files in the {{srcdir|pygtk}} directory of the source code. | ||
<source lang=py> | |||
< | M = browser.sim | ||
M.T_amb | M.T_amb | ||
float(M.T_amb) | float(M.T_amb) | ||
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M.T_amb.setRealValueWithUnits(350,"R") | M.T_amb.setRealValueWithUnits(350,"R") | ||
browser.modelview.refreshtree() | browser.modelview.refreshtree() | ||
</ | </source> | ||
At present the GUI does not automatically update after each IPython command. We plan to fix this. | At present the GUI does not automatically update after each IPython command. We plan to fix this. | ||
Revision as of 07:39, 26 May 2010
When using the PyGTK GUI, press 'F12' to access an IPython prompt. This python prompt will allow you to access various scripting functionality in ASCEND. Currently the only object added to the console's namespace is browser which corresponds to the Browser class in the file pygtk/gtkbrowser.py. Using the prompt, try the following:
To see what is broadly possible under Python at present, take a look at test.py and the .py and .h files in the pygtk directory of the source code.
Invalid language.
You need to specify a language like this: <source lang="html">...</source>
Supported languages for syntax highlighting:
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At present the GUI does not automatically update after each IPython command. We plan to fix this.
The approach used here is derived from a technique described on the IPython wiki.
We plan to improve the usability of the commands possible from the IPython console, hopefully to gradually approach the syntax of the Tcl/Tk 'Script' window.
