When starting Reinteract from the command line, you can pass the
notebook to open as an argument. Since the notebook is just a
directory, all you need is the path to the directory, not to a specific
worksheet. You could use this to open a notebook you know to be good.
Alternatively, you could pass the path to an empty directory, which
Reinteract will treat as an empty notebook. I don't know if it's
possible to start Reinteract with the equivalent of "New Notebook", though.
N.B. This is based on my experience with Reinteract on Linux. I assume
it would work on Windows and Macs, but it may not.
Hope this helps,
Robert
Robert's advice here is very good. I just wanted to add that if you
find any code that causes the Reinteract program to crash, I'd really
like to know about it. (Mail me privately, mail the group, file a
ticket on reinteract.org, any of those.)
I've also filed a ticket to make Reinteract detect crashes on startup
and do something smart.
http://www.reinteract.org/trac/ticket/90
- Owen