On Jun 21, 9:09 am, Rolf <kamha...@googlemail.com> wrote:
> This question may sound somehow out of place, but maybe you can offer
> some help.
> Where in the documentation did you find something about this fancy
> notation to include variables into your html()?
I found it on one of the published worksheets not in official Sage
docs. That may have been a bad thing to do. Is
html("Some string with some Latex $x^2$") valid?
"x is %d" % y is standard Python for having variables in strings.
Perhaps that is not allowed here?
The funny thing is my original code in Sci.sws works fine if you press
evaluate. The *ONLY* problem is that it will not automatically run
thanks to %auto.
Does this new version where I moved the string tricks out of html
sound better? (It still has the same problem in that it works when
you press evaluate but doesn't automatically run.)
%auto
%hide
@interact
def _(exponent=(-6..6)):
first_sentence = "The Number: $%f$" % (5 * 10**exponent)
second_sentence = "In Scientific Notation: $5 \cdot 10^{%d}$" %
exponent
html(first_sentence)
html(second_sentence)
> An to use two variables as in
>
> html('In Scientific Notation: ${%d} \cdot 10^{%d}$'%base%exponent)
>
> doesn't work either.
I didn't see that in http://phil4.com/public/Sci.sws. I'm not sure
where you saw that.
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