Cannot import .py file to ipython notebook -
I'm already sorry for the
"I can not get it to work": I have a How do I load? .py file in IPIthon notebook? I want to convert the Python code to Notebook (simple script and later scripts in which
nbconvert instructions - see below the included file).
Maybe I'm doing it wrong, but maybe something is wrong with my set-up. When I drag the
.py file to the notebook's file list, I get the message
Invalid file type: Uploaded notebook to .ipynb < / Code should be> files.
I have also tried to change the extension on .ipynb (keeping the dragon script unencrypted); To a great extent, I found an error:
Error loading notebook: Bad request
What is wrong with anybody?
System Info: I'm on OS X (10.8, Mountain Lion), using Firefox 28.0 and Anaconda 1.9.2 (x86_64), which provides Python 2.7.6 and iPython 2.0. Anaconda is not on the default path; I add it to a bash session from which I again launch the notebook with ipython notebook , and I usually open and edit the .ipynb files in the browser. I'm able.
But I find some inquisitive behavior: While exporting from notebook as a .py file, I do not get documented control comments , But a simple format, without the version number:
# coding: UTF-8 # [in:] Print "This is a slide" ## Top-level headline ### Second-level Title ## ## Third-level title # This is some `MarkDown` text # # and some more here Any ideas that are happening here?
The same format is generated by ipython nbconvert . However, if I start the notebook server with the ipython notebook --script (which saves every time it is saved then the Python exports to the notebook as a script), the result will be Nbconvert instructions we need to convert back to a notebook!
I had the same problem with the help of this post:
Actually, We have to use the following command in the cell. And the .py file should be in the same directory.
% load filename.py
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