[IPython-user] Problem with Xemacs-21.4 and ipython.el
Prabhu Ramachandran
prabhu_r at users.sf.net
Wed Oct 13 21:12:55 CDT 2004
>>>>> "FP" == Fernando Perez <Fernando.Perez at colorado.edu> writes:
FP> Prabhu Ramachandran schrieb:
[...]
>> In [1]: a = 1
>>
>> # Now move up to 1 and hit enter to get this:
>>
>> In [2]: In [1]: a = 1
FP> Mmh, I don't get this problem. I'm using:
FP> from python-mode.el: (defconst py-version "$Revision: 4.22 $"
FP> "`python-mode' version number.")
FP> from ipython.el: (defconst ipython-version "$Revision: 1.8 $"
FP> "VC version number.")
Arghh, I had version 1.2 for both files. These were copied straight
from CVS.
FP> Could you try this:
FP> http://ipython.scipy.org/dist/testing/python-mode.el.gz
FP> and let me know if it makes any difference? The python-mode
FP> included in the ipython website is 4.20, which is what I
FP> thought Alex Schmolck wanted me to distribute. But perhaps I
FP> screwed up once again this stupid file :(
Yes, you did! :( I just downloaded
http://ipython.scipy.org/dist/ipython-emacs-0.4.tgz
and tried with that and the main problem is gone (the
ipython-to-doctest is still broken). I thought the files inside
ipython/emacs in the CVS tree were up-to-date but they are both at
revision 1.2.
FP> If it helps, and doesn't break anything else, I'll update
FP> what's distributed.
Yes, *please*, the fact that dist contains ipython-emacs-0.4.tgz and
the latest IPython is 0.6.4 plus the fact that CVS files are usually
the latest and greatest had me totally confused. I thought
ipython-emacs-0.4 was old.
FP> Man, we really need these changes propagated to the
FP> python-mode mainline, so that I can stop worrying about this
FP> (and making mistakes which waste everybody's time!)
Amen, brother.
>> This is a pain. ipython-to-doctest also does not replace the
>> first 'In [1]: ' with >>>. For example, I get this:
FP> This one, I still see with the version I have. So no clue
FP> there.
Same here. I'll see if I can take a peek at it sometime.
FP> ps. A. Schmolck is off-line for a month, so if the file I
FP> provided doesn't help, we're up the proverbial creek on our
FP> own :)
It does so we are on solid ground. ;-)
cheers,
prabhu
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