If you install ipdb with a tool which supports setuptools entry points,Īn ipdb script is made for you. The post-mortem function, ipdb.pm(), is equivalent to the magic function Your environment variable has priority over the homeĬonfiguration file, which in turn has priority over the setup config file.Ĭurrently, only context setting is available.Ī valid pyproject.toml is as follows You can also set your file location viaĮnv var $IPDB_CONFIG. Or pyproject.toml on your project folder. Hopefully CRAN for the latest R will get an updated rzmq package.It’s possible to set up context using a. With R 3.1.2 I was able to directly install rzqm from CRAN. For now I have solved this by reverting to a version of R whose CRAN contains the correct rzmq (R 3.1.2) I suspect that my things installed with homebrew (R) and my things installed with conda (python, IPython/Jupyter) are not playing well together in order to install rzmg from local. I tried to install the command line tools with the following, nonetheless the errors still persist $ xcode-select -install It is available by installing XCode, or by installing just the command line tools ( )
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I also saw errors about missing dynamiclib, which is a gcc flag. gcc is the mac gnu compiler. This is done like this:Īnd then in R in the same directory: install.packages('RCurl') There is a workaround to try and install rzmg into r by cloning it first into your shell recursively, and then installing it locally. ( 0.6.8 is being loaded, but >= 0.7.0 is required) even if I specified to build it from the latest source. I kept getting errors about the wrong rzmq being loaded.
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The problem is thought to boil down to that the rzmq github repo doesn’t contain the latest rzmq binary, plus the fact that CRAN for the latest r builds does not contain it either (these are the choices for how to install rzmq into R). Here is a whole github conversation about it with lots of interesting things. I also consulted a blog post with much discussion about this. There are some known issues with installing rzmq for IRkernel. Rzmq is a message queue for serialized R objects (actually an R binding for ZMQ). If you follow the instructions on the installation page and it works, awesome! The idea is that we need 4 things to install our interactive r kernel : ‘rzmq’, ‘repr’, ‘IRkernel’, ‘IRdisplay’ The main instructions for installing the R kernel are here: One of the reasons I like anaconda is that it makes switching python kernel versions in a notebook pretty simple. NB: We can also use the notebook with both python 2 or 3 kernels.NB: If we are using IPython 3.x rather than Jupyter, we are still supposed to be able to install and use the R kernel (using this same method).Once you’ve installed Homebrew, insert the Homebrew directory at the top of your PATH environment variable. IPython itself is focused on interactive Python, part of which is providing a Python kernel for Jupyter.” (from ) /bin/bash -c ' (curl -fsSL ' The script will explain what changes it will make and prompt you before the installation begins. have moved to new projects under the name Jupyter.
As of IPython 4.0, the language-agnostic parts of the project: the notebook format, message protocol, qtconsole, notebook web application, etc. “IPython 3.x was the last monolithic release of IPython, containing the notebook server, qtconsole, etc. See my post, 'IPython Install Made Easy for Macintosh' for details.
Soon.įirst, what is Project Jupyter? It is a descendant of the iPython interactive notebook. NOTE: There is now a much easier and powerful way to install IPython on the Mac. This is a convoluted story with a kludgy ending, which will hopefully resolve to something simple. I’m on OSX 10.9.5 Mavericks, with Anaconda. Well, on my mac anyways, given my versions of everything.
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