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import>Jss43: /* Code testing */

2008-07-05T23:06:14Z

Code testing

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	I have written a package (two actually: this is the second generation) that runs a set of test calculations and compares it to previous results. More details: [[Other_useful_scipts#testcode]].		I have written a package (two actually: this is the second generation) that runs a set of test calculations and compares it to previous results. More details: [[Other_useful_scipts#testcode]].

	Every night the Alavi group code is downloaded from the trunk of the repository, compiled and tested, with any errors sent out via email. This enables us to keep on top of any bugs that have been accidentally committed (accidental as all code is tested before it's committed to the trunk, of course!).		Every night the Alavi group code is downloaded from the trunk of the repository, compiled and tested using a variety of compilers, with any errors sent out via email. This enables us to keep on top of any bugs that have been accidentally committed (accidental as all code is tested before it's committed to the trunk, of course!).

	== Cleaning up scratch ==		== Cleaning up scratch ==

import>Jss43: /* Code testing */

2008-05-16T14:31:02Z

Code testing

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	== Code testing ==		== Code testing ==

	I have written a package (two actually: this is the second generation) that runs a set of test calculations and compares it to previous results. More details: [[Other_useful_scipts#testcode]] ~~(coming soon)~~.		I have written a package (two actually: this is the second generation) that runs a set of test calculations and compares it to previous results. More details: [[Other_useful_scipts#testcode]].

	Every night the Alavi group code is downloaded from the trunk of the repository, compiled and tested, with any errors sent out via email. This enables us to keep on top of any bugs that have been accidentally committed (accidental as all code is tested before it's committed to the trunk, of course!).		Every night the Alavi group code is downloaded from the trunk of the repository, compiled and tested, with any errors sent out via email. This enables us to keep on top of any bugs that have been accidentally committed (accidental as all code is tested before it's committed to the trunk, of course!).

import>Jss43: /* Code testing */

2008-05-16T14:30:51Z

Code testing

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	== Code testing ==		== Code testing ==

	I have written a package (two actually: this is the second generation) that runs a set of test calculations and compares it to previous results. More details: [[testcode]] (coming soon).		I have written a package (two actually: this is the second generation) that runs a set of test calculations and compares it to previous results. More details: [[Other_useful_scipts#testcode]] (coming soon).

	Every night the Alavi group code is downloaded from the trunk of the repository, compiled and tested, with any errors sent out via email. This enables us to keep on top of any bugs that have been accidentally committed (accidental as all code is tested before it's committed to the trunk, of course!).		Every night the Alavi group code is downloaded from the trunk of the repository, compiled and tested, with any errors sent out via email. This enables us to keep on top of any bugs that have been accidentally committed (accidental as all code is tested before it's committed to the trunk, of course!).

import>Jss43 at 21:05, 17 March 2008

2008-03-17T21:05:36Z

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	Without source code management life would be rather unpleasant: [[SVN Page]].		Without source code management life would be rather unpleasant: [[SVN Page]].

	I use ipython all the time [http://ipython.scipy.org].		I use ipython all the time: [http://ipython.scipy.org ipython homepage].

	== Code testing ==		== Code testing ==

import>Jss43 at 21:04, 17 March 2008

2008-03-17T21:04:11Z

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	James is a third year PhD student working with Ali Alavi. He's probably hacking something...		James is a third year PhD student working with Ali Alavi. He's probably hacking something...

	For a (useable) command line calculator (and much, much more):
	<pre>
	alias calc="python -Qnew -ic 'from math import *'"
	</pre>

	A better way to do this is use ipython and change your profile.

	Python documentation locally:		Python documentation locally:
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	Without source code management life would be rather unpleasant: [[SVN Page]].		Without source code management life would be rather unpleasant: [[SVN Page]].

			I use ipython all the time [http://ipython.scipy.org].

	== Code testing ==		== Code testing ==

import>Jss43: /* Code testing */

2008-03-14T12:05:11Z

Code testing

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	== Code testing ==		== Code testing ==

	I have written a package (two actually: this is the second generation) that runs a set of test calculations and compares it to previous results. More details: [[testcode]].		I have written a package (two actually: this is the second generation) that runs a set of test calculations and compares it to previous results. More details: [[testcode]] (coming soon).

	Every night the Alavi group code is downloaded from the trunk of the repository, compiled and tested, with any errors sent out via email. This enables us to keep on top of any bugs that have been accidentally committed (accidental as all code is tested before it's committed to the trunk, of course!).		Every night the Alavi group code is downloaded from the trunk of the repository, compiled and tested, with any errors sent out via email. This enables us to keep on top of any bugs that have been accidentally committed (accidental as all code is tested before it's committed to the trunk, of course!).

import>Jss43: /* Cleaning up scratch */

2008-03-14T12:04:09Z

Cleaning up scratch

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	p=subprocess.Popen(cmd,shell=True,stdout=subprocess.PIPE,stderr=subprocess.STDOUT,close_fds=True)		p=subprocess.Popen(cmd,shell=True,stdout=subprocess.PIPE,stderr=subprocess.STDOUT,close_fds=True)
	(child_stdout_stderr)=p.communicate()		(child_stdout_stderr)=p.communicate()
	print ~~'Node %03d' % i~~		print this_node
	print 'STDOUT:\n',child_stdout_stderr[0]		print 'STDOUT:\n',child_stdout_stderr[0]
	print 'STDERR:\n' ,child_stdout_stderr[1],'\n'		print 'STDERR:\n' ,child_stdout_stderr[1],'\n'

import>Jss43 at 12:01, 14 March 2008

2008-03-14T12:01:18Z

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 Every night the Alavi group code is downloaded from the trunk of the repository, compiled and tested, with any errors sent out via email.  This enables us to keep on top of any bugs that have been accidentally committed (accidental as all code is tested before it's committed to the trunk, of course!).
 == Useful links ==
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 [http://www.tldp.org/LDP/abs/html/ bash scripting]
-[http://http://projecteuler.net/ much fun]
+[http://projecteuler.net/ much fun]

import>Jss43 at 17:45, 13 March 2008

2008-03-13T17:45:45Z

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-James is a second year PhD student working with Ali Alavi.  He's probably hacking something...
+James is a third year PhD student working with Ali Alavi.  He's probably hacking something...
 For a (useable) command line calculator (and much, much more):
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 alias calc="python -Qnew -ic 'from math import *'"
 </pre>
 [http://www.student.northpark.edu/pemente/sed/sed1line.txt sed magic]
 [http://www.tldp.org/LDP/abs/html/ bash scripting]

import>Jss43 at 10:02, 10 October 2007

2007-10-10T10:02:17Z

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	James is a second year PhD student working with Ali Alavi. He's probably hacking something...		James is a second year PhD student working with Ali Alavi. He's probably hacking something...

			For a (useable) command line calculator (and much, much more):
			<pre>
			alias calc="python -Qnew -ic 'from math import *'"
			</pre>

			[http://www.student.northpark.edu/pemente/sed/sed1line.txt sed magic]
	<math>

	f(x) =
			[http://www.tldp.org/LDP/abs/html/ bash scripting]
	\begin{cases}
	1 & -1 \le x < 0 \\
	\frac{1}{2} & x = 0 \\
	1 - x^2 & 0 < x\le 1
	\end{cases}
	</math>