On Sun, Aug 7, 2011 at 6:35 AM, Tony Yu <tsyu80@gmail.com> wrote:

That's strange: I can't see any missing files. I don't get any missing image warnings from Sphinx, and I don't have any uncommitted files on my end.

If I look at your Git repo, I don't see noisy_circles.png, for example. https://github.com/tonysyu/scikits.image/tree/master/scikits/image/data

That sounds like an interesting idea. I especially like the fact you can test *.py files without rebuilding all the docs. I can't find any examples of this on the IPython or PyMVPA github accounts (granted I didn't try *that* hard). Do you have any more info on this approach?

I can't find them now either, but I'll find out and let you know tomorrow.

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Why don't we just shorten those names to morphology.grey_tophat etc.?

I like the flexibility with namespaces, actually. For example, I could be very verbose and write:

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from scikits.image import morphology morphology.grey.white_tophat(...) or slightly less verbose and write from scikits.image.morphology import grey grey.white_tophat(...)

It seems like the grey, white and boolean morphology operators share (or could share) quite a lot of code, and functionally belong together. The main problem with a proliferation of namespaces is helping the user to detangle the package. How about we just make the grey-level operators default, i.e. white_tophat etc., and if we then add boolean operators name them differently? Regards Stéfan