James Tocknell
James Tocknell
A possible solution would be to stop using an iframe, and use https://nginx.org/en/docs/http/ngx_http_sub_module.html to inject any overlays into the underlying HTML.
Happy to accept a PR which fixes it (the nix instructions were added in https://github.com/bmcage/odes/pull/102, and the nix packaging isn't managed by us).
It's not clear to me that there's anything we can do here, #146 makes the nix support more explicit that it is a third-party who has set this up.
Oops, sorry, I didn't see that when I did the latest release today. Any 6.* release should work. If you need something that works on older sundials, scikits.odes 2.6.5 is...
I'm not opposed to doing a 2.6.6 if something major happens, but as SUNDIALS seems to have finished with their 5.x series, I don't expect that to occur. The main...
How did you install SUNDIALS? If you have not installed it, you'll need to install it first. Once you've installed SUNDIALS, in a bash shell, run `export SUNDIALS_INST=`, and then...
I don't believe this will work with the CUDA version, as we have not wrapped those APIs. Feel free to submit a PR to add support though!
Ah, the trick is to use unsparsify, it would be good if this was more widely mentioned (and possibly if this was an option when passing multiple files).
I think the main issue is it's kind of a foot gun in that the ordering of files results in the files being parsed differently. Ideally there'd be some warning...
In case people haven't seen it, there's a draft PEP for this at https://discuss.python.org/t/draft-pep-the-local-wheel-tag/3145/.