more doxygen warning hunting

more doxygen warning hunting

MantidPlot scripting autocomplete now inspects objects to update auto complete information after each execution. Required that each tab + the interpreter have different dictionaries so that the autocomplete only sees information 
for the current script. Re #713

Improved the handling of scripts paths in the ConfigService so that there are two separate keys for the Python scripts: those required by Mantid and those specified by users.
Updated SANS interface so that it better handles being unable to find the reduction script. Re #1152 

This is implemented via two keyword files: one pre written and the second dynamically generated by the simple API.
Re #713

error. Also re-added dock updating. Re #952

Major backbone of Python algorithms. Changing and reloading while running MantidPlot is now implemented. Re #952

Accidentally pre-empted a change to the Python API on my last change to the SANS script. Necessary minor changes was on my system but not yet checked in. Re #1088

Modified the SANS beam centre finding routine to use the Q1D algorithm, and thus allowing correction for gravity. Re #755.

Reimplemented the Python notification listeners. The Python Framework now has to be told whether to try and acquire the global interpreter lock. This should aboid the deadlock issue in MantidPlot. Re #947

Added a Framework class written in Python, which inherits from the C++ one, to be the main interaction point from Python so that we can keep track of dead workspaces and set their variables to None. Re #947

Re #851.

Changed message, enable and disable arguments in python dialogs so that their case is consistent with other parameters, i.e. now they are with a capital. Fixes #788

descriptions. In order to include a type column, there is a new function in Kernel::System 
that gives back an unmangled string for some standard types that we use. Closes #666 and 
refs #705

Added two more arguments, enable and disable, to the Dialog API in Python. These can be used to list the parameters whose controls should be either enabled or disabled. Also added a help button that links to the mantidproject 
wiki page for each algorithm. Re #728

Relaxed requirement for every property to be a string in the Python interface. Strings still work though. Re #728

Closes #647 #668

Fixed the build server failure. I accidentally used a method that wasn't yet in the Poco version that we are using. Closes #684

Fixed a bug with creating simple Python API that could fail sometimes if Poco through for some minor reason. Closes #684

Outputting files now differs under Windows and Linux. Linux now uses a directory under the user's home directory, $HOME/.mantid, to store things such as mantidsimple, logs, managed workspace files. This is basically so that the 
installation via the RPM can work properly. Windows behaviour should be unchanged. Re #587  

Mantid Plot now gives explanations for rejecting parameters!  Let me know if any messages could be more helpful. re #409

Fixed issue with Python paths in system path, now all backslashes are converted to forward slashes.Fixes #576

The Python API now adds both the current directory and the scripts directory to its search path. There is a new property in Mantid.properties that indicates the location of the scripts directory. The default is set to the path 
for the installed layout on Windows machines. Re #506

Fixed issues with scoping with Python and MantidPlot. All function definitions are now applied to the main global dictionary rather than the 
local one. Imported scripts that contain mantid commands will need to import the simple API separately since external scripts maintain a 
separate global dictionary. Re #506

The ? character should be prepended to the property value to indicate 
that the value is only a suggested value. The control within the dialog 
will then remain enabled. In the commands that do not relate to a 
dialog, the character is ignored. Re #514 

AlgorithmProxy class is added. References to Algorithm are replaced to IAlgorithm in many cases. re #464

The simple Python API is now included in the command line start up script as well as the passing of arguments so that a script can run without the interactive interpreter. Re #411 

some algorithms being run twice in a script. Re #359