Notebook for testing display

[Kwankyu Lee]

Dear sage developers,

Let me advertise the nice notebook for testing display in Jupyter,

 https://nbviewer.org/github/egourgoulhon/SageMathTest/blob/master/Notebooks/test_display.ipynb

prepared by Eric Gourgoulhon. This is also accessible through the ticket 

https://trac.sagemath.org/ticket/33469

Thank you.

[Ray Rogers]

I think I am going to have a "moment" here!  Thanks!
This sheet is just great; all the things I have wanted to do, demonstrated :)
I do have some trivial suggestions (to make it even more impressive)

1) I had to do
    pip install ipympl
Would it be reasonable to do a try/except in the header?

2) I changed the 3D graphs and animation to include
g.show()
g.save('test.html');
!google-chrome --new-window test.html
!firefox --new-window test.html
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I can't tell you how much I enjoy these!  And can publish to web pages!  
It worked with Google Chrome and Firefox. 
Not to get tedious:
I am also implementing a test so that the test.html output only displays once  and updates can be done by  the web page refresh.

3) I changed/added @interact demos to allow external access to internal values externally. 

4) My only request/question is to be able to add the "interact" controls to HTML output; but that's probably a step to far, and would require some real Javascript coding :)  

I have done several practice runs of things similar to this sheet, but this page much cleaner and thorough; without having to have all the ifs/ands/buts that I usually end up with :)

rrogers

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[Eric Gourgoulhon]

Le mercredi 23 mars 2022 à 17:32:13 UTC+1, raymond....@gmail.com a écrit :

1) I had to do

    pip install ipympl
Would it be reasonable to do a try/except in the header?

Actually a dependency of jupyterlab_widgets to ipympl has been introduced in Sage 9.6.beta5, so that as soon as you run

sage -i jupyterlab_widgets

ipympl will automatically be installed.

If JupyterLab becomes a standard package in Sage (cf. the discussion at https://groups.google.com/g/sage-devel/c/orUpb-YXIHk/m/GIxiKN4eDQAJ), then even running the above command will not be necessary.

2) I changed the 3D graphs and animation to include

3) I changed/added @interact demos to allow external access to internal values externally. 

As the notebook lies in some github repository,  feel free to submit a pull request to amend it.

 

Eric.