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| 2013-02-03 15:28:55 +0200 | commented answer | Can I use Sage as Octave creating a figure showing and holding it on while adding points? That`s could be an interesting solution. I should try to investigate it. At the moment I am compelled to use Windows for developing some software. So it would be nice if it would be possible to use a windows python ide use the share folder between virtualbox and call sage program from the virtualbox and then, probably, view the output (figures) in runtime on Windows. Do you believe a solution such that it is easy to achieve? |
| 2013-02-01 09:05:03 +0200 | answered a question | Can I use Sage as Octave creating a figure showing and holding it on while adding points? Thank you for the answer. animate function is nice but I think it does not solve completely my problem. What I want to have, is having different figures/plots that are updating while running the program. I do not want to evaluate everything and then plot but plot while evaluating. Like: while(endcondition) updateplot1() updateplot2() computethenextvalues() end I would like to run the script interactively, possibly being able to put breakpoints and debug it using a python IDE. Another naive question: plots can be only shown in the web interface? There is an analogous for plotting from a GUI? I.e., I open sage from a shell and call plot and the plot is shown in another window, like Matlab/octave etc.? |
| 2013-01-31 10:34:30 +0200 | asked a question | Can I use Sage as Octave creating a figure showing and holding it on while adding points? Hello, I am new of Sage. It seems pretty powerful. I tested the virtual machine in Windows but some doubts remains. I would like to replace my programs written in octave, that are plotting the kinematics of an object during time. I would like to popup a figure and changing the content of it in a for loop. E.g., something like this should be possible figure(1) hold on for i=1:10 plot(i, i^2) sleep(1) end hold off How can I replot on the same figure in Sage Network? If I use the interactive shell from the virtual machine I obviously can plot no more. Regards, Mauro |
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