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Version 2.11.3
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- Fixes and issue where newlines appeared everywhere on certain machines.
Version 2.11.2
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- Fixes issue where new lines are printed upon iterating over a completed progress bar object.
Version 2.11.1
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- Flushes both `stdout` and `stderr` prior to `ProgressBar` initialization to avoid cluttering environments with previously cached print statements.
Version 2.11.0
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- Use only 1 line to print the progress bar (instead of the previous too lines)
Version 2.10.0
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- Fixes an issue with Jupyter Notebook 4.3.1 when the `ETA` got printed on new lines
Version 2.9.9
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- added PyCharm support
Version 2.9.8
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- raise `ValueError` if `monitor` is set to `True` and `psutils` is not installed
Version 2.9.7
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- requirements.txt for `psutil`, now supports `pip install pyprind -r requirements.txt`
Version 2.9.5
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- new `update_interval` parameter to control the update frequency in seconds
- new `force_flush` parameter to print the progress after every iteration
Version 2.9.4
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- new time formatting in hh:mm:ss format (by Divyanshu Sharma, https://github.com/Div44)
- permissive new BSD license
VERSION 2.9.3
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- some PEP8 adjustments and code cleanup
- new `bar` argument for ProgressBar to use
your favorite bar style (by Konstantin Tolstikhin)
VERSION 2.9.2
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- support for psutil >= 2.0 and < 2.0.
- removed psutil from the setup requirements and made it's installation
optional via "pip install pyprind -r requirements.txt"
VERSION 2.9.1
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- Minor reorganization of the generator interface.
- Minor changes to the code documentation.
- Added new test files.
VERSION 2.9.0
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- New generator functions for progress bar and percentage indicators via:
for i in pyprind.prog_bar(range(n)):
# do something
pass
for i in pyprind.prog_percent(range(n)):
# do something
pass
(by Olaf Gladis, https://github.com/hwmrocker)
VERSION 2.8.0
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- A new `.stop()` method to stop the progress bar / percentage indicator early.
- `.update()` method accepts an `item_id` argument now in order to display
which item is currently processed next to the progress bar / percentage indicator.
E.g.,
Job1
0% 100%
[####################] | ETA[sec]: 0.000 | Item ID: file_xyz.csv
VERSION 2.7.0
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- Version intentionally skipped to not cause confusion that
this is a tool exclusively for Python 2.7.
VERSION 2.6.2
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- Fixed bug that the report was squeezed after the bar and before the "time elapsed" string if printed immediately after the progress bar has reached 100%.
VERSION 2.6.1
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- Small bugfix on some system a warning was printed although
a valid output string was provided.
VERSION 2.6.0
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- Added IPython Notebook support
- Fixed to work with most recent psutil v. 0.6 for monitoring CPU and memory usage
VERSION 2.5.0
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- New default argument `monitor=False` was added to `ProgBar()` and `ProgPercent()` objects to monitor memory and CPU usage (via `psutil`) if `monitor` is set to True.
VERSION 2.4.0
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- Default argument for `.update(iterations=1)` methods to increment the count by more than 1 per
iteration.
VERSION 2.3.1
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- Minor fix of the output formatting.
VERSION 2.3.0
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- Added native print() support
prints title and elapsed time of an tracked object after loop completed.
- Data member self.end stores elapsed time when loop completed.
- Data member self.title saves title of the tracking objects.
VERSION 2.2.0
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- added ETA (estimated time until arrival) tracking to progress bar
(by Taylan Aydinli).
- better support for Python 2.x.
VERSION 2.1.1
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- Changed visuals of the printed progress for percentage indicators.
VERSION 2.1.0
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- added ETA (estimated time until arrival) tracking to percentage indicator
(by Taylan Aydinli, https://github.com/taylan)
VERSION 2.0.3
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- Accepts a given outputstream for the `stream` parameter.
VERSION 2.0.2
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- Fixed bug that occurred for some Python 3.3.3 users
specifically on Linux Red Hat 4.4.7-1, GCC v. 4.4.7
that self.max_iter was cast to a float when `ProgBar()`
object was seeded with n=48.
VERSION 2.0.1
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- Fixed packaging of example files.
VERSION 2.0.0
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- ProgBar and ProgPerc inherit data members from parent class Prog
- Added ProgBar and ProgPerc default argument `stream=2` to write to stderr by
default. Set `stream=1` to write to stdout.
my_prbar = pyprind.ProgBar(n, stream=1) # writes to stdout
my_prbar = pyprind.ProgBar(n, stream=2) # writes to stderr, default
- Does not redirect data to the standard output or error stream if program is not
outputting to a terminal.
VERSION 1.1.1
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- Fixed problem with packaging of example scripts.
VERSION 1.1.0
===============
- Added live time tracking to percentage indicator
- progress bar and percentage indicator complete automatically,
.finish() was removed
VERSION 1.0.4
===============
- Added boundary that .update() can't print over the
right progress bar limit.
- Prints warning when ProgBar seed exits the number of iterations
in the loop.
VERSION 1.0.3
===============
- Reformatting of README files.
- Minor updates in setup.py file.
VERSION 1.0.2
===============
- Corrected errors in the README files.
- Added docstring to the __init__.py
VERSION 1.0.1
===============
- Added more README formats.
- Added class descriptions.
- Added example scripts to the distribution.
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