icket:http://trac.sagemath.org/sage_trac/ticket/1483
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> Unfortunately I stalled in the review process for that, hopefully
> someone will breathe some life in it soon. As browsers continue to
> evolve and javascript implementations improve this will probably be
> the best solution
In 2d the following code works fine
a = animate([point([k,k^2], pointsize=50, rgbcolor='red') for k in
srange(-1,2,0.5)], xmin=-2, xmax=2, ymin=-1, ymax=5)
a.show()
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Now if I try to do something like
Problem solved. It turns out there is a stand-alone version of Jmol
for Linux.
Best.
-M.
On Oct 12, 4:50 pm, QuantumDream wrote:
> Is it possible to export the output of thejmolapplet (not just a
> snapshot pic) to use it offline, say in the middle of a presentation,
> without having
Is it possible to export the output of the jmol applet (not just a
snapshot pic) to use it offline, say in the middle of a presentation,
without having to start SAGE & FF and load the notebook?
I know you can export the javascript code from jmol, but I have no
clue how to proceed. I'm using SAGE
