rossant ipycache issues

rossant / ipycache

Defines a %%cache cell magic in the IPython notebook to cache results of long-lasting computations in a persistent pickle file

BSD 3-Clause "New" or "Revised" License

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Notebook tests

#24 ihrke closed 9 years ago
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simultaneous printing and capturing of output

#23 ihrke closed 9 years ago
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NameError for `moves` in Py3 conditional

#22 ckald closed 9 years ago
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Use Py2/3 compatible pickle

#21 ckald closed 9 years ago
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automatic testing with travis

#20 ihrke closed 9 years ago
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Spaces in directoryname

#19 vascotenner opened 10 years ago
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replacing {code} blocks in path string

#18 ihrke closed 10 years ago
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install fails due to missed README file

#17 epifanio closed 10 years ago
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output in cached cells is delayed

#16 ihrke closed 9 years ago
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allow code evaluation in path spec

#15 ihrke closed 10 years ago
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Add a Bitdeli Badge to README

#14 bitdeli-chef closed 10 years ago
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Semi-automatic caching of outputs by input hash.

#13 mforbes opened 10 years ago
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Only pickle the results when the cell executes with no errors.

#12 mpelko closed 10 years ago
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Fix example using --to

#11 juliangarcia closed 11 years ago
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Added the option to use a variable path by starting the argument with $....

#10 mpelko closed 11 years ago
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Accept arguments starting with $ (eval)

#9 rossant closed 11 years ago
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Option to automatically save newly created variables in the cell

#8 rossant opened 11 years ago
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Add automatic tests with IPython notebooks

#7 rossant opened 11 years ago
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Configure travisCI with nosetests

#6 rossant closed 9 years ago
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Is it possible to keep previous output (e.g., figures) when re-run (and skip) a cached cell?

#5 herrlich10 closed 11 years ago
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Unintended exception when trying to cache variables that do not exist

#4 herrlich10 closed 11 years ago
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Allow to save cache at arbitrary location

#3 mpelko closed 11 years ago
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Should fail if not all variables could be saved/loaded?

#2 mpelko closed 11 years ago
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Test on Python 3

#1 rossant closed 2 years ago
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