It seems like basic question, but I already spent about 2 hours, tried jupyter, command line, different combinations, different commands, lots of stuff…
Basically, I have file test.py
with one line of content, taken straight from docs:
plot(graphs.HeawoodGraph())
I want to evaluate it, and get a picture of the plot in a browser.
What I don't want:
- to open some external app for PNG files because in future I gonna need interactivity
- to open the file in some text editor inside a browser because I already have it opened in Emacs
- to get errors about
graphs
being undefined because when I execute insage
terminal, it's all correctly defined. - to search for
import
s to run every particular sage example from docs, because typing those examples directly insage
interactive interpreter works just fine (the examples don't includeimport
s), so I see no reason to put an unnecessary effort over that.