Date: 17.11.2014
- don't link against numpy anymore (this makes distribution of prebuilt binaries on windows actually useful)
- add MAD-X license notice (required to distribute binaries)
- setup.py doesn't require setuptools to be pre-installed anymore (if internet is available)
- some doc-fixes
- convert cpymad._couch to a simple module (was a single file package)
- use
logging
through-out the project - alow logger to be specified as model/madx constructor argument
- multi-column access, e.g.:
table.columns['betx','bety']
- move tests one folder level up
Date: 30.06.2014
- isolate cpymad: remove jpymad backend, remove pymad base
- bootstrap the dependency on numpy
- remove custom MAD-X path discovery during setup. You should use --madxdir if the library is not installed in a system location.
- add function
libmadx.is_expanded
- add function
libmadx.chdir
- handle MAD-X table columns with integer arrays
- make
madx.command
more powerful (allows**kwargs
and attribute access) - use inherited pipes for IPC with remote MAD-X processes (allows to forward stdin/stdout separately)
- close connection to remote process on finalization of
LibMadxClient
- remove MAD-X command checks,
recursive_history
and filename completion - fix name clash
- fix some bugs
- rename convenience constructors to
cern.cpymad.load_model
andcern.cpymad.start_madx
due to name clash with module names
Date: 16.04.2014
- close handles in remote process properly on all supported python versions
- rewrite
libmadx.get_table
functionality - madx functions that return tables now return proxy objects instead. For backward compatibility these can be iterated to allow unpacking into a tuple
- the returned table columns is now a proxy object as well and not
TfsTable
- remove
retdict
parameter - move some cpymad specific functionality into the cpymad package
- add libmadx/madx functions to access list of elements in a sequence
Date: 17.03.2014
- raise exception and don't hang up anymore, if libmadx process crashes
- on python>=3.4, close handles in remote process properly
- let every 'Madx' instance have an independent copy of the madx library. this makes the madx module much more useful. previously, this was only true for instances of 'cpymad.model'.
- restrict to only one cython module that links to libmadx. (allows static linking which is advantageous on windows!)
- use YAML model files instead of JSON
- make 'madx' a submodule of 'cpymad'
- fix test exit status
Date: 21.01.2014
- migrate to setuptools from distutils
- python3 support
- add continuous integration with Travis
- proper setup.py and MANIFEST.in to be used with PyPI
- rename package to 'cern-pymad'
- allow to build from PyPI without having cython