Module Description

Graphical notebook interface and Cadabra packages.

Functionality to store and manipulate Cadabra notebooks and use them as packages inside other notebooks or scripts.

Classes
class	cadabra::DataCell

Functions
std::string	cadabra::cdb2python (const std::string &, bool display)

std::string	cadabra::convert_line (const std::string &, std::string &lhs, std::string &rhs, std::string &op, std::string &indent, bool display)

std::string	cadabra::cnb2python (const std::string &, bool for_standalone)

void	cadabra::compile_package (const std::string &in_name, const std::string &out_name)

Function Documentation

◆ cdb2python()

std::string cadabra::cdb2python	(	const std::string &	in_name,
		bool	display
	)

Convert a block of Cadabra notation into pure Python. Mimics the functionality in the python script 'cadabra2' If display is false, this will not make ';' characters generate 'display' statements (used in the conversion of notebooks to python packages).

◆ cnb2python()

std::string cadabra::cnb2python	(	const std::string &	in_name,
		bool	for_standalone
	)

Convert a Cadabra notebook file to pure Python. This gets called on-the-fly when importing Cadabra notebooks written by users, and at install time for all system-supplied packages. If for_standalone is false, this will not make ';' characters generate 'display' statements (used in the conversion of notebooks to python packages), and it will not convert any cells which have their ignore_on_import flag set.

◆ compile_package()

void cadabra::compile_package	(	const std::string &	in_name,
		const std::string &	out_name
	)

Convert a Cadabra notebook file to a python package which can be imported using standard 'import' notation. Doing this will ignore all cells which are labelled ignore_on_import.

◆ convert_line()

std::string cadabra::convert_line	(	const std::string &	line,
		std::string &	lhs,
		std::string &	rhs,
		std::string &	op,
		std::string &	indent,
		bool	display
	)

As above, but for a single line; for private use only. If display is false, this will not make ';' characters generate 'display' statements (used in the conversion of notebooks to python packages).