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One uses the packaged csv file and some fake image. The other uses a much larger (but hopefully shrunk down) set of FITS files.

See notes in (paper) notebook for ideas

Disabling a container does not disable its children (a ContainerWidget has no disabled property, actually), so we need to drill down in the event a child of ToggleContainerWidget.container is a ContainerWidget.

Probably also need to make sure I properly handle the case of a child that is a ToggleContainerWidget...

It is identical to the method in the superclass it inherits from

It is clear and easy to navigate

Controlled by a checkbox to enable/disable

I think this work (maybe?) by polling the settings widget to see if it is_sane

This is primarily widgets I'm no longer using and that didn't generalize well.

I've installed it from source and a reducer was not added to my path to execute (and doesn't look like it is anywhere on my system). From python, I can still get it to write out the notebook by import reducer; reducer.main() and then run ipython on the notebook.

I'm not sure if it is user error or something else.

Right now the handler for value in a ContainerWidget ends up getting set multiple times; that can be avoided by looking at:

>>> foo._trait_notifiers
{...
'value': [<function reducer.gui.flip_state>,
  <function reducer.gui.flip_state>,
  <function reducer.gui.flip_state>,
  <function __main__.crap>,
  <function __main__.crap>]
...}

Right now the color can be yellow (something needs to be fixed) but the "Lock and go" button is enabled.

I've done an example implementation with self.action as an attribute but it really doesn't make sense to do that, I think....

I think the problem is that these widgets (OverscanWidget, SliceWidget) have ContainerWIdgets which in turn contain the actual controls, and ToggleContainerWidget does not wire those up properly.

Right now there is not actually sufficient information construct a slice, and no way to get the information from a header

Part of the purpose of this package is to document how the reductions were done. IPython notebooks do not store the state of widgets so we need to record it in the notebook output.

Right now the larger settings are disabled immediately, but the lock button itself does not lock until the action completes.

Should load an ImageFileCollection, which ideally ends up in the notebook namespace.

File name is displayed in the select widget, but you need to directory name also for loading the image. Providing full paths as the key makes for an unusable SelectWidget.

At a minimum it needs a border, probably using the master settings widget is the way to go.

This would be a shim between ContainerWIdget and any subclasses, I think...