Closed WilkAndy closed 2 years ago
I've gone with the display(fig)
approach to show the figures. In my tests, it works inside a Jupyter notebook and in the terminal with TerminalExtensions (my main approach). Oddly, PyPlot.show
doesn't show a figure for me. Instead, it prints text in both Jupyter and the terminal. I'm going to leave it as is, but it would be nice to have something that works more universally.
Currently, the plotting in examples/groundwater_steadystate.jl does not produce a figure.
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