Open Eoksni opened 6 years ago
Unfortunately I can't reproduce - everything is working on my Windows system.
Try this - put your cursor over the dot and execute C-c C-e
.
If that doesn't do the trick can you do the following and post the results:
M-: (require 'ein-dev)
M-x ein:dev-show-sys-info
Thanks.
C-c C-e
doesnt change anything, still just .
character instead of a plot.
M-x ein:dev-show-sys-info
("EIN system info" :emacs-version "GNU Emacs 25.2.1 (x86_64-w64-mingw32)\n of 2017-04-25" :emacs-bzr-version nil :window-system w32 :emacs-variant nil :os
(:uname "windows32 eoksni-win8 2.6.2 9200 ix86-pc AMD unknown MinGW\n" :lsb-release nil)
:image-types
(svg png gif tiff jpeg xpm xbm pbm)
:image-types-available
(svg png gif tiff jpeg xpm xbm pbm)
:request
(:backend curl)
:ein
(:version "0.13.0" :source-dir "e:/eoksni-dir/portable/emacs/dotspaceemacs/elpa/ein-20171022.1720/")
:lib
((:name "websocket" :path "e:/eoksni-dir/portable/emacs/dotspaceemacs/elpa/websocket-20170829.457/websocket.elc" :featurep t :version-var websocket-version :version "1.5")
(:name "request" :path "e:/eoksni-dir/portable/emacs/dotspaceemacs/elpa/request-20170131.1747/request.elc" :featurep t :version-var request-version :version "0.3.0")
(:name "auto-complete" :path "e:/eoksni-dir/portable/emacs/dotspaceemacs/elpa/auto-complete-20170124.1845/auto-complete.elc" :featurep t :version-var nil :version nil)
(:name "auto-complete" :path "e:/eoksni-dir/portable/emacs/dotspaceemacs/elpa/auto-complete-20170124.1845/auto-complete.elc" :featurep t :version-var nil :version nil)
(:name "popup" :path "e:/eoksni-dir/portable/emacs/dotspaceemacs/elpa/popup-20160709.729/popup.elc" :featurep t :version-var popup-version :version "0.5.3")
(:name "fuzzy" :path "e:/eoksni-dir/portable/emacs/dotspaceemacs/elpa/fuzzy-20150729.2037/fuzzy.elc" :featurep nil :version-var nil :version nil)
(:name "pos-tip" :path "e:/eoksni-dir/portable/emacs/dotspaceemacs/elpa/pos-tip-20150318.813/pos-tip.elc" :featurep t :version-var pos-tip-version :version "0.4.6")
(:name "python" :path "e:/eoksni-dir/portable/emacs/emacs-25.2-x86_64/share/emacs/25.2/lisp/progmodes/python.elc" :featurep t :version-var nil :version nil)
(:name "markdown-mode" :path "e:/eoksni-dir/portable/emacs/dotspaceemacs/elpa/markdown-mode-20170615.1216/markdown-mode.elc" :featurep t :version-var markdown-mode-version :version "2.3-dev")
(:name "helm" :path "e:/eoksni-dir/portable/emacs/dotspaceemacs/elpa/helm-core-20170613.1205/helm.elc" :featurep nil :version-var nil :version nil)))
It's probably just spacemacs issue, I was actually intended to post this issue to spacemacs repo, not here :) Tomorrow I will try with emacs -Q
and see if an issue persists, then I can be sure if its spacemacs-related or not.
I have the same issue on emacs 25 on Linux Manjaro.
I don't think it has to do with your mac..
ipython works as shell when executed by a pyton file but not in notebook enviornment.
it looks badly formatted too. all the lines including th ' In [2]' are stacked to the left with no indentation and the code that I type appear highlighted as if it is selected by C-
I am experiencing the same issue, @Eoksni have you found out the cause of this issue?
@marcoleewow No, I haven't - but I haven't looked into it too much. I tried with emacs -Q
and it wasn't working too, so most likely it is not related to emacs configuration. I guess the problem is with emacs installation itself (I remember Windows Emacs wasn't rendering images untill I installed some additional libs) or something with the python (I wasn't using "pure" python, instead is was from anaconda environment). Or its a bug of this package.
I had the same problem. First I checked that the graphics had really been created by looking into the .ipynb
file (with a text editor) and opening it in HTML browser with jupyter notebook. Second (with M-x customize-group RTN ein
), I toggled on the variable Ein:Output Area Inlined Images
, restarted Emacs etc. and it worked.
Description :octocat:
ipython-notebook layer does not render inline plots, for example this cell
Reproduction guide :beetle:
ein:notebooklist-login
ein:notebooklist-open
Observed behaviour: :eyes: :broken_heart:
Single
.
(dot symbol) is shown as outputExpected behaviour: :heart: :smile:
Plot should be shown
System Info :computer: