From SageMath 6.10, the html notebook cell cann't work.
The following message is shown:
"Traceback (click to the left of this block for traceback) ... TypeError: eval() got multiple values for keyword argument 'locals' "
Perhaps the reason for this is that function html() has been updated.
How will I solve this problem.
By the way, is the markdown cell available in future versions of Sage?
My guess (and this is only a guess, haven't had time to investigate or confirm this) is that this is due to the deprecation of html() for pretty_print(html()). Try in a cell
html(some code)
and see what happens - you should get a deprecation warning. So that is perhaps the source of the problem. A workaround is to just put each line of the cell in pretty_print(html()) or perhaps just html(). Edit: I've reported this upstream.
I don't believe that Sage notebook (as opposed to SageMathCloud or Jupyter) supports %md, and it's unlikely it would. I've opened this issue but keep in mind that sagenb is mostly in maintenance mode at the current time.
Asked: 2016-01-28 16:22:56 +0100
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Last updated: Jan 31 '16
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