DataFrame_repr_html changes according to #772 discussion. #829
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I'm pretty sure we haven't implemented any way to get the notebook size - in any case, the window can always be resized later, or the notebook could be reopened on another screen. |
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@lodagro can you add an option to set_printoptions in the print configuration that will disable the HTML output (and any other notebook-enhanced reprs, eventually)? It may be as simple as raising an exception |
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By default notebook will use html repr, but you can do |
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Oh cool, you are way ahead of me. thanks |
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DataFrame_repr_html changes according to #772 discussion.
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cc @ellisonbg
Implemented changes as discussed in #772.
Not so crazy on the scrollable div. For now i left the div max sizes as they were, could use suggestion on good values.
I don't use the notebook often, what i noticed just now is that in combination with the IPython notebook
get_terminal_size()returns the size of the terminal where the notebook was launched, not the size of the notebook display area. Don't know if there is a way to get the notebook size.