Re: [Numpy-discussion] data transit

2007-12-10 Thread Renato Serodio
Hello there, indeed, the tasks you described correspond to what I'm seeking to implement. The thing is, for the sake of encapsulation (and laziness in the programming sense), I'm keeping responsibilities well defined in several objects. I guess this type of coding is pretty much ordinary for an OO

[Numpy-discussion] data transit

2007-12-07 Thread Renato Serodio
Hello all, I'm developing a custom computational application which I chose to base in Numpy. Already quite in love with Python, and with proprietary things making me increasingly sick (through forced exposure to stupid errors I can't correct), Numpy was the way to go. Now, it is in times like thi

[Numpy-discussion] design patterns for computing

2007-10-17 Thread Renato Serodio
Hello there, some helpful pointers provided in the list have put me on track to ask further questions. Now that I'm acquainted with simulating interfaces and duck-typing (which is still a bit fuzzy to me) I think the information I've been looking for all along are the so-called 'design patterns'.

Re: [Numpy-discussion] abstraction and interfaces

2007-10-17 Thread Renato Serodio
tters, and now I'm learning about UML, some advanced class usage and so on. My brain hurts.. Cheers, Renato On 12/10/2007, Alan G Isaac <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > On Fri, 12 Oct 2007, Renato Serodio apparently wrote: > > The scripts that produce these metrics use Scipy

[Numpy-discussion] abstraction and interfaces

2007-10-12 Thread Renato Serodio
Hello there, I use NumPy/SciPy to process telemetry, producing some metrics that I plot with matplotlib. Well, I want to package my scripts into a sort of all-wrapping application, i.e, the user just calls the app, selects which metrics to produce and waits to obtain the plots, without being expos