Hello,
%python does not resolve this problem unfortunately.
I understand that "pre-parser" is a difficult problem.
I tried the following, which works.
r('library(ggplot2)')
r('p <- ggplot(mtcars, aes(x = factor(cyl))) + geom_bar()')
r('plot(p)')
Thanks,
Yoshihiro Sato
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You received this mess
If you started the notebook server using the menus, it should have opened
Terminal.app and prompted you for a password. If this didn't happen, you can
move ~/.sage and try again. If that doesn't fix your problem then it's likely
a bug in that part of the code and I would like to know more spec
I have the same error as above. I am trying to set up Sage-6.3 for OS X
10.9. I installed the "app"-version and ran for the first time and get the
"Sage server failed to start" message. Not sure what needs to be done. It
looks like I need to set-up a password somewhere, but am unsure as to what
Hey,
I had compilation problems with opensuse 13.1. As far as I remember, sage
does not play well with cpu power tools, you may want to give it another
try by enabling cpu to performance mode. I am unsure this can fix though
because it didn't with opensuse 13.1.
Can I suggest using the fedora
Hello,
I have not the ggplot package installed in my SAGE cloud projects (as given
by SAGE cloud wiki,needs network access or upload package)...but...
Can you try with %python at first line in cell ?
The idea is to disable the SAGE cloud "pre-parser" (in short about it :
overloading of some
