Install Atom from https://atom.io or with brew cask install atom
Then install packages (example apm install hydrogen, apm is a package manager for atom):
- hydrogen
- autocomplete-paths
- language-lua
- vim-mode
- script
- language-ipynb
Emacs is supported as well, but I use vim, even though it's not fully supported it is much more handy than using itorch.
Assuming itorch is installed already. I had to do pip install jupyter on a recent install on mac.
Ready to use! start atom from command line, otherwise hydrogen won't work.
require 'itorch'
itorch.lena()Lena should pop up right there in atom.
It runs qlua inside so all image.display(image.lena()) works just as in usual terminal.
The only unsupported feature from itorch is bokeh plotting, I have to save html and open in a separate window.
It is possible to select and run a piece of code and put watches as in Matlab.
It communicates with interpreter so code completion works not just for lua but for torch., nn., image. or any other loaded packages.
I have the same question. Does it support auto-completion of packages (such as
nn) other than the standard library (math)?Could you please help me? +1
I think the auto-completion feature is crucial to those who also use Torch in their research. :)
Thanks!