I need the help of some one who is used with sagemath cells. I have seen that in an html page sagemath cells can be linked.I hope this permit to not repeat the code cells after cells when you need a previous result (even if it is recalculated I think). But without exemple on github my nearly zero knowledge on js forbid me to try to manage this.
In advance thank to the one who will help me.
The "About" section of the SageCell website home page has these paragraphs:
SageMathCell project is an easy-to-use web interface to a free open-source mathematics software system SageMath.
It allows embedding Sage computations into any webpage: check out short instructions or comprehensive description of capabilities.
with the following links:
That "comprehensive description of capabilities" page has a section dedicated to your question:
which says
When multiple input locations are given, this sets whether the code from these cells is to be executed from the same kernel, so that code executed in one will affect the execution of code from another cell:
{ .. linked: boolean .. }This option is
falseby default.
So try using linked: true.
Many pages online use SageCell with linked cells.
PreTeXt is an authoring system allowing, in addition to (or instead of) a pdf version of documents, to produce an html version with executable code cells, using SageCell.
The PreTeXt home page links to a few examples, including:
which has a page about using Sage via SageCell:
See in particular
which conveniently has several cells.
Try typing a = 2 in the first one, executing (by hitting Shift+Enter
or by clicking the "Execute" button) and then typing a^2 in the second one
and executing.
Check the source code of that page and search the word "linked" there (e.g. using cmd-F or ctrl-F).
For many more example, see the PreTeXt gallery or the PreTeXt catalog.
slelievre I have read this but practicaly I do not know how to use it. For instance
1) where do I write this code in my page. 2) how should I say "This code is a part of my new computation".
I would be pleased if you could show me how to write two cells one with A=2 (the input) and for instance A^2 in the second cell. I have asked a computer scientist to help me but he say that the github explanation is not clear enough.
slelievre I appreciate trully your efforts but all this stuff is incomprenhensible for a dummy like me. In revanche, I have founded the solution which was well hidden. But there are some thing I cannot find like how to change the color of the background of the Sagemath cell, the color of the text and of the background of the button and more important to replace the button by an image. If you really know how to do this. I will be please to learn.
Cyrille,
Those latter questions relate to HTML design (and have nothing Sage-specific), and would be best asked on an HTML mailing list or forum.
<body>
<p> The following cell is likned to the third , the second one to the fourth. </p>
<script>sagecell.makeSagecell({"inputLocation": ".sage1", linked: true});</script>
<div class="sage1">
<script type="text/x-sage">
a = 2
a
</script>
</div>
<script>sagecell.makeSagecell({"inputLocation": ".sage2", linked: true});</script>
<div class="sage2">
<script type="text/x-sage">
b=3
b
</script>
</div>
<div class="sage1">
<script type="text/x-sage">
c=n(sin(a))
show(c)
show(b)
</script>
</div>
<div class="sage2">
<script type="text/x-sage">
show(b)
show(c)
</script>
</div>
<body>
</html>
Asked: 2020-09-18 09:55:59 +0200
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Last updated: Sep 22 '20
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