> We have lots of doctests but they aren't worth anything on plots unless we
>>> actually try things out that way.
>>>
>>
> I know its a bit of a problem because bitmaps are often not identical
> (different fonts etc) but that is a well-understood issue with standard
> solutions.
>
It would
On Friday, April 17, 2015 at 10:47:39 AM UTC-4, kcrisman wrote:
>
> We have lots of doctests but they aren't worth anything on plots unless we
>> actually try things out that way.
>>
>
I know its a bit of a problem because bitmaps are often not identical
(different fonts etc) but that is a well-
PS: it's true that there has been a lot of changes in the graphic part,
with the above issue as a side effect, but I am very gratefull to the
author(s) because overall this leads to major improvements: for instance,
we have now 3D rendering in the IPython notebook !
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Le vendredi 17 avril 2015 16:47:39 UTC+2, kcrisman a écrit :
>
>
>> For Sage 6.5, it was OK.
>> For Sage 6.6.beta5, the problem was already there (but I've noticed it
>> only today, sorry...).
>>
>>
> Can I just say I'm getting tired of people changing things in visual
> representation (e.g. sho
>
>
> For Sage 6.5, it was OK.
> For Sage 6.6.beta5, the problem was already there (but I've noticed it
> only today, sorry...).
>
>
Can I just say I'm getting tired of people changing things in visual
representation (e.g. show) and then not verifying it still does the same
thing VISUALLY? We
Hi Nathann,
This is now http://trac.sagemath.org/ticket/18238
Please check carefully: I hope that by repairing this, I've not broken
something else...
Best wishes,
Eric.
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Hell,
This problem is very common with functions that take **args as input. It
usually isn't hard to fix: you just have to make sure that a function
taking **args as input will *ALWAYS* call another function with **args as
argument. At the end of the call there should be some functi
