Mail Archives: geda-user/2011/09/21/16:18:21
After more than a year of development, oscopy is sufficiently mature to
be released in the wild as 0.70 aka 20110921. During this
release cycle we focused on the API stabilisation and enhancement and
also the documentation.
It is now powered by IPython, and has improved support for data
post-processing and automatic recomputations on file update. And
http://oscopy.org is updated.
Please download this version, check whether it installs fine on your
system and report any bug you see.
Installation instructions are at:
http://oscopy.org/wiki/oscopy/install
The documentation is at:
http://oscopy.org/wiki/oscopy/documentation
The source repository can be found at:
http://repo.or.cz/w/oscopy.git
Short ChangeLog:
v0.70.0
* Update API documentation
* Update spanish translation
* Add long ChangeLog
* Bugfix: translation
v0.70.0-rc2
* Bugfixes:
* Signals drag and drop
* help for inherited numpy.[ufuncs|fft] functions
* Include oscopy API manual in the documentation building process
* Add trailing space to the prompt
v0.70.0-rc1
* Use ipython interpreter
* Use GObject event mechanism for Signals update process
* Rewrite support for computed Signals based on numpy.[ufuncs|fft]
* New commands: oimport, ogui, ocontext
* Support for spanish translations
* Add user manual
* Update help for commands
* Add comments to the code
* Rename commands to o*
Known regression:
* Support for command line options
Oscopy is a kind of oscilloscope on top of IPython. It features a
waveform viewer and support most of common math operations on data for
post-processing (arithmetic, trigonometric, FFT, ...).
Oscopy is a contribution to the simplification of the electronic
simulation workflow (change design->simulate->reload files->update
plots). On reloading of modified data files post-processed signals are
automatically recomputed and plots updated.
Oscopy supports communication with other programs like gschem that can
remotely trigger datafile reloading. Oscopy is designed to be easily
extended to a multi-purpose viewer with minimum effort required to add
support for new data file formats or new types of plots.
Arnaud.
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