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notebook: inline option without pylab #2672
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You can set pylab_import_all config flag to false. It should help.
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Sorry but i'm really a newbie with ipython, I tried to follow your suggestion, which I assumed it translates in newbie language into this:
Like this it does not work, but issuing the command "ipython notebook --profile myProfile --pylab inline"works!!
Thank you very very much anyway!! |
Hi, Sorry for the brevity of the first response it was from my phone. The import question comes from time to time, but one of the important reason why we keep the current behavior of |
Thank you very much, everything works now!! (even if I would made the inline option independent from pylab, something like --inline) |
Pylab's primary purpose is not imports, but integration. It does three things:
The user-space imports are just sugar, which you can disable if you want, and the eventloop integration can be done separately with
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I see, thank you very much. The reason why I thought it would be a good idea to have an --inline option independent from pylab is that I use the notebook also for writing R code, and --inline applies also to R plots. I don't see why R plots should have anything to do with pylab, and if they do because of the implementation, I think the user of the notebook should not be aware of it. But that's just philosophy/bullshit. Thank you! |
I think all of the R plotting will work fine without pylon inline. Sent from my iPad On Dec 14, 2012, at 3:22 AM, lamortenera notifications@github.com wrote:
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@lamortenera, @ellisonbg is correct, the closing. |
Hi all,
I was wondering if it is possible to use the notebook inline mode without using the pylab option (because it annoys me to have so many variables already defined, i prefer to import the numpy and the matplotlib.pyplot namespaces manually).
Thank you!
Bye,
Alessandro
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