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An introduction and guide to tudat-space.
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'Importing' Jupyter notebooks #87

Closed sbcowan closed 10 months ago

sbcowan commented 1 year ago

For the asteroid orbit optimization example, it is best to split it into multiple parts, due to its extensive length. However, it is also desirable for these notebooks to remain runnable by themselves. It would therefore be ideal to be able to 'import' jupyter notebooks, such that there are three shorter examples that are all independently runnable. This may be useful for other examples in the future as well.

kgzenk commented 1 year ago

https://ipynb.readthedocs.io/en/stable/ is what I have used. So, after installing ipynb, either

from ipynb.fs.full. import or from ipynb.fs.defs. import (preferred, I guess)

should do the trick...

sbcowan commented 1 year ago

This will be resolved with #113.