George Tollefson

@stevengj I may have used another installation method. I've forgotten. I'm on High Sierra OS X. `IJulia.JUPYTER ` returns > "/Users/George/.julia/conda/3/bin/jupyter"

When I run this in the Julia 1.1.0 REPL, it does not find the package Conda. I installed Jupyter when I had only Julia 0.6.4 installed and haven't reinstalled Juypter...

I ran this in Julia 6.5.0 (I no longer have 0.6.4) and this is the output: > julia> using Conda > > julia> Conda.add("jupyter") > Info: Running `conda install -y...

I have tried running the plotting functions again in a Julia 0.7 Jupyter notebook and the plots still do not display. Should I try uninstalling Conda and Jupyter and reinstalling...

Ok. In Julia 1.1 I've just added Conda, then ran `using Conda Conda.add("jupyter")` which ran successfully with the following output: > Julia> using Conda > [ Info: Recompiling stale cache...

Until this is developed @Non-Contradiction, I will follow @randy3k's suggestion. Because I'd like to convert a large set of tuples to R objects, I'll split the tuples into two vectors,...

@randy3k I'm having some trouble with this. I've tried both: `reval(" library(heatmaply); heatmaply(x) ") ` and also `reval(" library(heatmaply) heatmaply(x) "); ` Both do not suppress printing the returned object....

@Non-Contradiction This worked well. Sorry for the late reply. Thanks to you and @randy3k.

Hi @yunfeiguo, Thank you very much for the fast response. I built varsim using the following commands. Does a newly created virtual environment need to be cleared with re-login before...

@yunfeiguo Ok I see! I've built varsim again, this time in a fresh session without activating a virtual environment. This time when I run the quickstart script it fails to...