To more easily access full NumPy (and other tools like MathPlotLib), allow a syntax =[range]!foo.py which serializes range (entire document if not specified), then launches a Python process to execute foo.py with the serialized data piped to stdin.
If the process outputs anything it's opened in a new "Evaluation results", or appended if that view already exists.
Need to check on the best serialization form, something that is easily translatable to a Python and/or NumPy array.
To more easily access full NumPy (and other tools like MathPlotLib), allow a syntax
=[range]!foo.pywhich serializesrange(entire document if not specified), then launches a Python process to executefoo.pywith the serialized data piped to stdin.If the process outputs anything it's opened in a new "Evaluation results", or appended if that view already exists.
Need to check on the best serialization form, something that is easily translatable to a Python and/or NumPy array.