[clam-devel] iPyCLAM

[David García Garzón]

And just for my later reference, the set of commands i used to move the files 
among repositories maintaining some of the history, by means of git-svn:

git svn clone --no-metadata http://clam-project.org/xavis_svn/src/ipyclam 
ipyclam_git_orig
cd ipyclam_git_orig/
git filter-branch --msg-filter '
  cat
  echo
  echo "Original commit author: $GIT_AUTHOR_NAME."
  echo "Original commit date:" $(
    echo $GIT_AUTHOR_DATE | while read time boo
    do 
      date -d@$time
    done
    )
  echo'
cd ..

svn mkdir http://clam-project.org/clam/trunk/ipyclam/
git svn clone http://clam-project.org/clam/trunk/ipyclam ipyclam_git_dest
cd ipyclam_git_dest
git remote add orig file:///$PWD/../ipyclam_git_orig/
git fetch orig
git checkout -b myorig orig/master
git rebase master
git checkout master
git merge myorig
git svn dcommit


On Wednesday 16 February 2011 00:12:50 David García Garzón wrote:
> We moved the development of ipyclam from Xavi Serra's private repository to
> CLAM's. We invite other developers to check it out and play with it.
> 
> import TestFixture
> from Processing import Processing
> p = processing("Processing1", TestFixture.proxy())
> p.[tab] and start to explore
> 
> Until now Xavi focused on network introspection and he is about to start to
> do manipulation. Even though it still relies on dummy network definitions,
> it has quite a good shape. Auto completition for discovering seems a quite
> powerfull feature. On big traits, missing aspects are:
> - top level network objects
> - manipulation: adding/deleting processings, connecting and disconnecting
> - implementing a network proxy that is based on CLAM (not dummy)
> - adding a ipyclam console to the NetworkEditor
> 
> But all that seems quite straight forward and Xavi is working hard on it.
> 
> David.
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