collapse cell

[Henri Girard]

Hi,

I use collapse selected code for long cell code, will it be available on jupyter notebook once ?

It's very useful in sagemath jupyter-notebook

Regards

Henri

[Paul Hobson]

Jupyter Lab has this feature.

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[Henri Girard]

yes ... I discovered it few days ago and very interesting. But it's in jupyterlab I would like it in jupyter notebook (though I can use my notebook in jupyter lab, but mainly I use sagemath and jupyter notebook is sligtly different.

[Samuel Lelièvre]

Tue 2018-10-16 18:37:23 UTC+2, Henri Girard:

> yes ... I discovered it few days ago and very interesting.

> But it's in jupyterlab I would like it in jupyter notebook

> (though I can use my notebook in jupyter lab, but mainly

> I use sagemath and jupyter notebook is sligtly different.

You can also use SageMath with JupyterLab.

If you installed SageMath from source or using binaries

for your system, you can open a terminal and run

    $ sage --pip install jupyterlab

to install JupyterLab into Sage, and then to start the JupyterLab

server open a terminal and run

    $ sage -n jupyterlab

and there you go.

JupyterLab is now also available on CoCalc; in a CoCalc project,

go to project settings, and click "Start JupyterLab server", which

will open a new browser tab to connect to that JupyterLab running

in CoCalc. There you can use notebooks with all the kernels that

are available in CoCalc, as well as all other types of documents

and terminal sessions.