First step

[PierreMartinon]

Ideally, the GUI should be able to perform the following tasks, typically in separate tabs

• OCP definition
  • [ ] load a .jl file containing an ocp definition (and choose the name of the ocp)
  • [ ] display the loaded ocp (as source code ?)
  • [ ] edit/save a .jl in textfield, internally and/or externally
• solve the problem
  • [ ] call to solve with default options
  • [ ] show solver iterations and output (in GUI or Julia repl)
  • [ ] save solution in a .sol file (add a function in CTDirect ? use native julia save ?)
  • [ ] set options for solve, including initial guess options (warmstart in particular)
  • [ ] discrete continuation (but how to change the parameter in the ocp ? julia repl may be more handy for that)
• plot the solution
  • [ ] basic display of plot command (in GUI or external window)
  • [ ] save the graphs
  • [ ] load and display a solution file (cf save solution: add CTDirect function or native julia ?)
  • [ ] edit / custom graphs
• meta
  • [ ] bundle the app, ie without the need to launch from julia repl
  • [ ] open a julia repl inside the gui

[jbcaillau]

ouh, nice program Mr @PierreMartinon 🙂

[PierreMartinon]

@jbcaillau starting with mousetrap with basic functionalities. We may want to look into Makie.jl for plots instead of Plots.jl: Makie gives interactive plots and seems better integrated in GUI frameworks.