Turn off latex rendering in jupyter notebooks #654
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No but we should add it. Please propose an API so we can discuss it an implement it. |
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I am not sure what would fit best with pint at the moment. Maybe something like |
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Right now all jupyter formatting (HTML/Latex/pretty) is done here Maybe we can start adding simply a boolean flag there to disconnect all of them? If needed we can the make it fine grained. |
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That sounds good to me. I don't quite understand what __repr_html__ do
though. Does jupyter/ipython look automatically look for those methods when
rendering output?
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Right now all jupyter formatting (HTML/Latex/pretty) is done here
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Maybe we can start adding simply a boolean flag there to disconnect all of
them? If needed we can the make it fine grained.
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I know that matplotlib has an rc params setting. Perhaps we can implement something like that. Pint could also read from a config file on load... |
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Moving the discussion to #765 |
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1133: Change HTML repr away from LaTeX to a Sparse/Dask-like repr r=hgrecco a=jthielen While I've never been a big fan of Pint's LaTeX repr in JupyterLab/Jupyter Notebook due to working with large arrays that would crash the renderer, I've recently been working a lot with various wrapping combinations of xarray, Pint, Dask, and Sparse, in which Pint's LaTeX repr performs particularly poorly. Even if Pint's repr were elided (#765), it would still poorly nest with the other HTML reprs. This motivated me to implement an alternative HTML repr for Pint using a simple HTML table similar to what both Dask and Sparse use. As shown in [this demonstration notebook](https://nbviewer.jupyter.org/urls/dl.dropbox.com/s/jlgqm6s92kzvagi/pint_html_repr_demo.ipynb), this allows much better nesting of HTML reprs. A quick example image is below:  This doesn't quite take care of [xarray's unit repr discussions](pydata/xarray#2773) (since this only shows up when expanding the data in a dataset), but I still think it is a worthwhile improvement for the expanded view. @keewis do you have any thoughts on this particular interaction? Marking as a WIP/draft for now to see if this is a welcome format for the HTML repr first before I dig too much into optimizing the implementation and writing tests for it. - [x] Closes #654 (even though it was already closed in favor of #765, I think the are related but separate issues) - [x] Executed ``black -t py36 . && isort -rc . && flake8`` with no errors - [x] The change is fully covered by automated unit tests - [x] Documented in docs/ as appropriate - [x] Added an entry to the CHANGES file Tagging @nbren12, @hgrecco, @jondoesntgit, @natezb, @ipcoder, @keewis, and @TomNicholas for input based on past issues (#654, #765, and xarray-contrib/pint-xarray#6). Co-authored-by: Jon Thielen <[email protected]>
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I have been wrapping some pretty large numpy arrays with pint lately. Unfortunately, viewing these arrays with mathjax rendering ends up crashing my web browser. I searched the docs for a way to turn off the default rendering, but I could not find anything. Is there an easy way to do this?
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