On 9/25/07, gani <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> William's suggestion worked for me. Now, the other question is - is it
> possible to turn off default plotting when using savefig('fig1.png')?
> This will allow me to have just 1 figure shown with <img
> src="fig1.png">.

Not exactly.  However, there is a hack that does allow one to do this.
See
http://sagenb.org/home/pub/1488/
for this worksheet:


{{{id=0|
plot(sin,0,5).save('sin.png')
print '<html><img src="cell://sin.png" width=0></html>'
///
<html><img src="cell://sin.png" width=0></html>
}}}

{{{id=1|
print '<html><img src="sin.png" width=400></html>'
///
<html><img src="sin.png" width=400></html>
}}}


The trick is that if you refer to an image in HTML in a given
cell using cell://image_name, then it is isn't auto-displayed.
So I set the width to 0 so the image is refereed to, but not
displayed.  This is seriously hack-ish...

William

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