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It would be nice if we had a demo function, which would take a module/function and turn it into jupyter notebook cells:
from ipyext.demo import notebook_demo as demo # make it cristall clear that we only work in the notebook
import matplotlib.demo # something which isn't there yet :-)
demo(matplotlib.demo)
# shows available demos, as that's a module
demo(matplotlib.demo.gridspec)
# would add some cells below which are prefilled with examples how to use gridspec
Demo would:
make sure that the function takes no argument
get the source of a function and dedent it
split the source into blocks (code + comments with ^# Text -> comments with ^#text stay as comments in the code cell)
remove # from all comment lines
add the blocks to the notebook (see here for an example how to do that
Only problem when using functions: we can't use %magics in demos. Not sure if there is a workaround that, maybe treat #%magic ... as code, aka s/#%/%/ before splitting into blocks?
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R has the concept of a demo: https://stat.ethz.ch/R-manual/R-devel/library/utils/html/demo.html
It would be nice if we had a
demo
function, which would take a module/function and turn it into jupyter notebook cells:Demo would:
^# Text
-> comments with^#text
stay as comments in the code cell)#
from all comment linesOnly problem when using functions: we can't use
%magics
in demos. Not sure if there is a workaround that, maybe treat#%magic ...
as code, akas/#%/%/
before splitting into blocks?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: