Hi,
Thanks for this, it is a very interesting feature.
I think I have the same question as the previous post, which I think wasn't
addressed by tanmaykm's answer:
Is the server created per-user? If I expose a ls() command, will it list my
own account home files?
I tried using require(Juliaset.
(I realize Steven had already suggested that)
@pyimport mayavi.mlab as Mlab
mesh=Mlab.test_triangulation_mesh()
On Thursday, November 13, 2014 10:51:14 PM UTC, Miguel Belbut Gaspar wrote:
>
> Hi Simon, I have used PyCall with MayaVi, which worked ok.
>
> On Tuesday, November 11,
Hi Simon, I have used PyCall with MayaVi, which worked ok.
On Tuesday, November 11, 2014 2:09:29 AM UTC, Simon Kornblith wrote:
>
> Is there an easy way to display a polygon mesh in Julia, i.e., vertices
> and faces loaded from an STL file or created by marching tetrahedra using
> Meshes.jl? So
It worked. Thanks.
>> using WinRPM
>> push!(WinRPM.sources, "
>> http://download.opensuse.org/repositories/home:kelman/openSUSE_13.1";)
>> WinRPM.update()
>> WinRPM.install("tk")
>>
>> Then I think things should work again for you. Please let me know if not.
>>
>>
ource by installing Visual Studio Express, if
>> you're in a hurry. Normally we don't require users on Windows to worry
>> about compilers, but we haven't found a way yet to mirror the OpenSUSE
>> package repository so it stays more stable. We'll try to figu
Hi,
I recently updated to julia 0.3.2, and now I have problems with some
packages. I removed the .julia directory, and reinstalled, but the problems
appeared again (some packages had build errors).
I don't remember exactly which packages it was, but the first error I
noticed was:
configure: er
Hi,
Has anyone found a way to do image acquisition (from a webcam or some kind
of digital camera) directly in Julia? Or should we communicate directly
with some library/dll to achieve that?
Miguel
