Last message for today,
There is a simple way to attach an ipynb to run it as an import :
For my example i call f3d.ipynb the structure of the grid. Then I create
a new ipynb and I run (i import) the f3d and can use all the fonctions,
%run f3d.ipynb in the calc in:
Le 17/01/2023 à 19:52, kcrisman a écrit :
Nice ! Would you consider a ticket adding this to Sage ?
+1 to that!
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