Pol Febrer Calabozo

This would be very nice to have :)

I would like to improve the reading of WFSX files so that it is usable in practice for visualization purposes. I have two different use cases: - *Get the eigenstate...

What do I have to do to test changes in fortran sources? Reinstall sisl again?

So say I add a new function in `sisl/io/siesta/wfsx_read.f90`. Just doing `pip uninstall sisl` and `pip install sisl` should make the function available under `sisl.io.siesta._siesta`?

By the way, I think it requires Cython 3.0 to compile properly as it is now, because of the `cython.fused_type` call.

> But in the end I think plotting graphs is quite different from viewing/editing geometries so in that sense I guess it would make sense to have them be separate...

Ok, I understand that it is hard to objectively draw a hard line between what is a GUI and what is not. The main problem is probably that we leave...

By the way: > Would you be very much against having sgui as the cli for everything? In my opinion it is not intuitive that `sgui struct.bands` will give you...

> hmm, users could just do alias splot='sgui plot' and then not need to worry about anything? I am just more concerned that adding too many CLI's is confusing, if...

I don't know, I think this could be up to the users. By default they could be all turned off. And just something like `sisl.create_cli_shortcut("splot", "sisl plot")`. So in reality...