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Module Hierarchy

mathbench: Mathbench is a small and hopefully usable editor.
- mathbench.MathBench: Inspired by PyAlaMode (a programmer's editor from wxPython code)
- mathbench.basement: This module defines some structures upon which may rely all the other tools.
  - mathbench.basement.configuration: The tools to save/load/use the user's customisations.
  - mathbench.basement.history_manager: Handling of command history and their saving/loading in/from files.
  - mathbench.basement.librarian: Management of the documentation of mathbench and its plugins.
  - mathbench.basement.logging_utils: Defines a logger based on Python's logger module.
  - mathbench.basement.plugin_manager: Create a PluginManager.
- mathbench.ext: Files coming from other projects and sometimes bearing a different individual license than the whole mathbench project.
  - mathbench.ext.columnsizer: columnsizer -- a mixin to handle column resizing for list controls
  - mathbench.ext.pluginmanagement_widgets: Widget for plugin management configurations
- mathbench.lab: This module holds the various elements needed for a good lab work.
  - mathbench.lab.advisor: The interface to chose the user's prefereed options.
  - mathbench.lab.apparatus: A slightly modified version of the filling widget from wx.py.
  - mathbench.lab.lab_settings: Import the most basic modules and set up the load path so that we can call each module as mathbench.lab.XXX or mathbench.basement.XXX for instance.
  - mathbench.lab.labbench: Inspired by PyAlaCarte and PyAlaMode editors from WxPython
  - mathbench.lab.library: Display any help (and code sample) available for the functions and libraries that can be used in the shells and scripts.
  - mathbench.lab.logbook: Defines widget that helps you keep a log of what you're experimenting.
  - mathbench.lab.notebook: Inspired by PyAlaCarte and PyAlaMode editors from wxPython