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C++/Wolfram Language package for exploring set and graph rewriting systems
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Introduce rasterization functions to DevUtils #535

Closed taliesinb closed 3 years ago

taliesinb commented 3 years ago

These are:

They have a variety of options (including the max width of image after which to line break, the magnification, and details about compression).

The rasterization workflow is documented in CONTRIBUTING.md.

Here's an example of RasterizePreviousInputOutputAndExportToMarkdown being used (with the DryRun option given to make the example easier to see):

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This shows the behavior when the input cannot be stringified:

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This shows the behavior of RasterizePreviousOutputAndExportToMarkdown:

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This shows the behavior of RasterizeExpressionAndExportToMarkdown:

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taliesinb commented 3 years ago

@daneelsan that worked because I was manually attaching the cell label myself. But I couldn't do that accurately enough (e.g. the baselines for Out[] was wrong in general). I thought that Rasterize[Notebook[..]] would just do all of that stuff for me, but apparently it doesn't work on Linux. I'll try add that code back to support Linux as soon as I can.