Thomas Kluyver

See also #60 - it's a general limitation due to the way terminals work and the way Jupyter works. We can't tell when a subprocess is waiting for input. Sorry,...

This is unfortunately a general limitation of the Jupyter model - you can only run subprocesses that print some output and then exit, not ones that expect to interact with...

One that's caught me out before: make sure you're piping data to display - simply calling it with a filename dose not work (currently). If that's not the problem, no...

Thanks. I've retitled the issue accordingly.

`display` creates a temporary file, writes the image to it and then tells the Python code where that file is. I don't know why the temporary file wouldn't be writable.

IIRC, it expects the first cell of each notebook to be a markdown cell containing a `# Level 1 Heading`, to use as a section title. Sorry, bookbook is not...

Yup, I think you're right. Or it could use `.format()` to put the path into the message. Do you want to make a PR?

Yup, I think you're right. Or it could use `.format()` to put the path into the message. Do you want to make a PR?

If you don't see it there by default, there's probably nothing built in. If you're going to Latex, you might be able to use a custom template to tell latex...

Bookbook expects filenames beginning with a number and a dash, like `1-intro.ipynb`. The error message could be clearer about that.