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Carlos Cordoba edited this page Feb 23, 2015
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New major features:
- Debugger
- Greatly improve debugging experience
- Object Inspector
- Add class and constructor docstrings to the shown info (if available).
- Add search facilities
New major features:
- IPython:
- Notebook plugin to run notebooks natively inside Spyder
- Drop support for version 1.0 and 2.0
- Pygments highlighting for the console
- Editor:
- Code folding support
- Emacs keybindings
- Markdown and Restructured text support
- Additional support for PyQt5 (along with our current PySide/PyQt4 support)
- Conda Package Manager to install/uninstall packages included in Continuum repositories
- Interactive tutorial (similar to the IPython notebook one)
- Custom Layouts
- Support for Matlab, RStudio and new defaults (horizontal/vertical layouts).
- New shortcuts
- Save as many named layouts as the user wants
- History Log:
- Better support for IPython cells
- Mainly about bugfixes
New major features
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Spyder is now on Github: https://github.com/spyder-ide/spyder
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Editor
- Add Ctrl+= as a shortcut to do Zoom in
- Add an option to show blank spaces, under the Source menu. There is also an option to make this permanent under
Preferences > Editor.
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IPython Console
- Don't print DataFrames as html tables because this won't be supported since IPython 3
- Drop support for IPython 0.13
- Support the upcoming 3.0 version
- Add Ctrl+T as shortcut to open new consoles
- Simplify how consoles are named
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Variable Explorer
- More optimizations to handle big DataFrames and NumPy arrays (i.e. with more than 1e6 elements).
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Main Window
- Add Ctrl+W and Ctrl+F4 to close tabs in all platforms
- Show shortcuts to move to each pane in
View > Panes
New major features
- Editor
- Improve cells visualization
- Add support for drag selection and improve look of line number area
- Open any text file present in the Variable Explorer
- View and edit IPython notebooks as Json files
- Syntax highlighting for Json files
- Variable Explorer:
- Import csv files as DataFrames (if Pandas is present)
- Debugging
- Make it easier to set conditions on breakpoints
- Python Console
- Fixes various issues with unicode
New major features:
- Variable Explorer
- Support for Pandas DataFrame's and TimeSerie's types
- Support for Numpy 3D arrays
- Drag and drop works for all its supported file types (e.g. images, mat files, json files, etc)
- Editor
- F9 runs the current line under the cursor if nothing is selected
- Focus remains on it after evaluating cells and selections (an option was added to return to the old behavior)
- IPython console
- Connect to external kernels through ssh
- Object Inspector
- Add a tutorial for beginners
- Main Window
- Improve style on Mac
The main purpose of this release is to support officially Python 3 and improve our user interface (reorganize menu, improve startup time, etc)
New major features:
- Python 3 support
- Editor
- Use the Tab key to do code completions
- Highlight cells, i.e. portions of a file delimited by separators of the form
# %% - First-class support for Enaml files
- Syntax highlighting for Julia files
- Use Shift+Tab to show the signature corresponding to a function/method while it's been called
- Do code completions using the tokens (or words) found in a file
- Token-based completions work for any file type supported by the Editor
- Add a new tooltip widget (borrowed from the IPython project) to better handle how to show function signatures
- IPython console
- Assign the keyboard shortcut Ctrl+Shift+I to move to it
- Open a console by default at startup
- Give visual feedback when opening a console
- Show kernel error messages in the client tab
- Object Inspector
- Add an intro message to explain how to use it
- New style based on the Bootswatch Cerulean theme
New major features:
- IPython:
- v0.13+ integration.
- Add a Preferences entry and improve the new plugin named "IPython" which embeds the new Qt based IPython Qt frontend.
- Variable explorer:
- Data Import Wizard: support more options inspired from (but less permissive than) numpy.loadtxt
- Debugging:
- Add debug actions (toolbar with buttons) to go to next step, jump to next breakpoint, and so on
- Add a new breakpoints plugin
- Fix issues related to breakpoints being located in the wrong place.
- Editor:
- Improve code completion
Spyder v2.1 will be compatible with:
- PyQt's API #1 (i.e. compatible with PyQt 4.4 and 4.5)
- and PyQt's API #2
- and mostly with PySide.
New major features:
- New Profiler plugin
- Outline (function/class browser) is now a plugin in itself
- Editor:
- Syntax highlighting: support for OpenCL, gettext files, CSS and HTML files
- Support for "2 spaces" and "tabs" indentation characters
- Find/replace: add options (multiline regexp find/replace support, highlight results...)
Special versions:
- v2.1.12: portable version of Spyder (i.e. a version handling settings in a Windows portable way), included in first release of WinPython 2.7, the portable Python distribution for Windows
- v2.1.13: last stable release of the v2.1 branch
- v2.1.14: experimental release providing Python 3 support, included in first release of WinPython 3.3
New major features:
- The whole interface has been rewritten from scratch. Menus, options and plugins were also considerably simplified.
- User Module Deleter: deeply reload Python modules when necessary
- Preferences dialog box
- Customizable keyboard shortcuts
- Customizable syntax colors
- Consoles: white/black background
- IPython integration is no longer experimental
- Object Inpsector rich text mode (powered by Sphinx)
New major features:
- IPython integration
- New Online Help plugin (Doc viewer has been renamed to Object Inspector)
** New major features**:
- Editor:
- Vertical/horizontal splitting capabilities
- Pylint integration
- History log:
- 3 history logs instead of one (interactive console, external console/Python, external console/Terminal)
- Documentation
- External console:
- Real introspection capabilities (doc viewer, completion), globals browser (like interactive console's worskpace)
Spyder 0.4.x releases will be development snapshots, i.e. with new features and unfortunately new bugs for each new version. When all v1.0.0 features will be implemented (probably in June), v1.0.0 alpha, beta and release candidate versions will be released