Matt Newville

@MarkRivers @carterbox I think there was some recent discussion here about how much FFT padding was happening with TomoPy's version of gridrec, with the conclusion that it should probably be...

@MarkRivers @decarlof Sorry this will be so long: I have often had trouble finding centers for XRF sinograms. I figured this was just sort of marginal data with XRF-specific self-absorption,...

@decarlof Interesting -- thanks. I found for our limited XRF tomo data that finding the center first with neg-entropy then with blurriness worked pretty well. I wasn't sure whether this...

@alexmojaki The initial commit to a git repository for asteval was in 2012: (see https://github.com/newville/asteval/commit/67fb537e5cda0bd97ec00358694c4902ec2be5e3). At that point, the code had existed for about a year or more, but was...

@alexmojaki Yeah, I'm still sort of baffled by what you're doing (or trying to do), both with your code and in this Issue. For sure, if your "Rectangle" was remotely...

@xhajnal One can set the `err_writer` attribute, or pass it in on creating the interpreter: ``` aeval = Interpreter(err_writer=open('/dev/null', 'w')) ``` for example. I think your app could also replace...

@sethw-xilinx Thanks for raising this. I guess that needs some study on how to fix it.

@pwestlak-xilinx @sethw-xilinx I think it is actually the assignment aspect that is messed up. Hopefully, I'll have time to look at this in detail this week.

@pwestlak-xilinx @sethw-xilinx OK this took longer than expected - I could not reason how to do this for an arbitrary number of list comprehensions (might be missing something obvious!) but...

@sethw-xilinx Yes, thanks very, very much!