Do we have any easy way to get a picture to display in a specific place
in the output, other than manually writing an html <img>? In other
words, I want this:
show(graphs.PetersenGraph())
print "hi"
to print hi *after* the graphic, not before. In other words, I want the
output in the notebook to be similar to:
graphs.PetersenGraph().plot().save('test.png')
html("<img src='cell://test.png'/>")
print "hi"
If there's not currently an easy way to do this, I think this could
easily be accomplished by having the show command return the "<img
src='cell://filename'/>" tag that we would normally do by hand, instead
of just generating an image, returning None, and letting the notebook
automatically pick up the image at the end of the output.
Of course, show would only do this if we were currently inside the notebook.
This would make it extremely easy to create tables of images and
associated data, for example.
Thanks,
Jason
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