Say I am running sage in a jupyter notebook, e.g. invoked with sage -n jupyter my_nootebook_file.ipynb. After some computations I want to call a function from a custom library that stores all data in a file named my_nootebook_file.data.
I can do all the above manually, but I want the function to know that it is run inside the my_nootebook_file.ipynb notebook and hence the canonical output filename should be my_nootebook_file.*. How can I access this information? Shouldn't there be a "process information object" that should have all this information like current directory, ? I cannot seem to find it.
I did try
def outp(L):
print [str(l) for l in L]
outp(locals())
and searched the output for my notebook name, to no avail. Any hints are more than welcome.
