cadabra2_defaults Namespace Reference

Classes
class	PackageCompiler
class	Server
	Object to handle advanced display in a UI-independent way. More...
class	Console

Functions
def	save_history (history_path)
def	display (obj, delay_send=False)
	Generic display function which handles local as well as remote clients. More...
def	_displayhook (arg)
def	post_process (__cdbkernel__, ex)

Variables
	__cdbkernel__ = cadabra2.__cdbkernel__
	completer
int	PY3 = 3
	unicode = str
string	discr = "\\discretionary{}{}{} "
string	mopen = "\\begin{dmath*}{}";
string	mclose = "\\end{dmath*}";
	server
bool	have_matplotlib = True
	console = Console()
	callback
	remember_display_hook = sys.displayhook
	displayhook

Function Documentation

_displayhook()

def cadabra2_defaults._displayhook (   arg )

private

display()

def cadabra2_defaults.display	(		obj,
			delay_send = False
	)

Generic display function which handles local as well as remote clients.

The 'display' function is a replacement for 'str', in the sense that it will generate human-readable output. However, in contrast to 'str', it knows about what the front-end ('server') can display, and will adapt the output to that. For instance, if server.handles('latex_view') is true, it will generate LaTeX output, while it will generate just plain text otherwise.

Once it has figured out which display is accepted by 'server', it will call server.send() with data depending on the object type it is being fed. Data types the server object can support are:

• "latex_view": text-mode LaTeX string.
• "image_png": base64 encoded png image.
• "verbatim": ascii string to be displayed verbatim.

Generalised 'print' function which knows how to display objects in the 
best possible way on the used interface, be it a console or graphical
notebook. In particular, it knows how to display Cadabra expressions
in typeset form whenever LaTeX functionality is available. Can also be
used to display matplotlib plots.

When using a Cadabra front-end (command line or notebook), an expression
with a trailing semi-colon ';' will automatically be wrapped in a 
'display' function call so that the expression is displayed immediately.

post_process()

def cadabra2_defaults.post_process	(		__cdbkernel__,
			ex
	)

save_history()

def cadabra2_defaults.save_history

(

history_path

)

Variable Documentation

__cdbkernel__

cadabra2_defaults.__cdbkernel__ = cadabra2.__cdbkernel__

private

callback

cadabra2_defaults.callback

completer

cadabra2_defaults.completer

console

cadabra2_defaults.console = Console()

discr

string cadabra2_defaults.discr = "\\discretionary{}{}{} "

displayhook

cadabra2_defaults.displayhook

have_matplotlib

bool cadabra2_defaults.have_matplotlib = True

mclose

string cadabra2_defaults.mclose = "\\end{dmath*}";

mopen

string cadabra2_defaults.mopen = "\\begin{dmath*}{}";

PY3

int cadabra2_defaults.PY3 = 3

remember_display_hook

cadabra2_defaults.remember_display_hook = sys.displayhook

server

cadabra2_defaults.server

unicode

cadabra2_defaults.unicode = str