>From within a web notebook, I want to create numpy data and visualize
and interface with it using Processing.js. Is this possible, and how?
Thanks,
Tom
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I was able to realize the desired result by modifying some lines in
sphinx/highlighting.py:
try:
if self.dest == 'html':
# Add '>>> ' and '... ' as appropriate if really want
interactive mode.
source_copy = ''
line_count = 0
for line in s
et a code block to be an evaluatable
cell when I run my docs on a sage server without putting "sage:" or
">>>" in front of them?
Tom
On Mar 1, 3:36 pm, John H Palmieri wrote:
> On Mar 1, 8:22 am, tommct wrote:
>
> > I am using Sphinx to document my package.
I am using Sphinx to document my package. If I place the resulting
html in my SAGE notebook server, I get a nice, interactive reference,
but only when each line in my code examples are prefixed with "sage:"
or ">>>". I would like my chunks of example code to exist in my Python
modules, simply embed
I have an external Python package that I am building as an optional
sage package. So far, this appears fine. What I would like to do,
however, is to auto-generate the documentation following the Sage
Reference template and make the subsequent reference manual "live" to
my sage notebook server, so t
