David Li
David Li
There's really no point trying to generate a PDF. Let the user print to PDF. A web page _is_ HTML, so all we need is CSS to reformat the page...
You mean, inside Gamma? You can't really stop the computation server-side (it will time out naturally), but you can close the tab. If you are using SymPy locally through the...
@debugger22 is correct (and this is probably confusing) about that to Gamma `e` is a variable named `e` while `E` is the constant. See http://www.sympygamma.com/input/?i=e vs http://www.sympygamma.com/input/?i=E. It would probably...
@radhika2vasundhara please provide a stack trace.
@sahilshekhawat It can be useful in case the user isn't using IPython.
@debugger22 Chrome (and Windows 8?) can print to PDF already.
Just in case someone wants to look at it, [Pattern](http://www.clips.ua.ac.be/pages/pattern) seems like it could be a very good fit for adding NLP, and has a regex-like way to parse sentences....
It's because that button is a link embedded in a button tag, which technically isn't allowed (thus it doesn't work in Firefox). Someone would have to remove the outer button...
I was thinking we could configure Travis CI to run Python unittests on `resultsets.py` and to run [CasperJS](http://casperjs.org/) ([PhantomJS](http://www.phantomjs.org/)) tests on the actual UI; Travis supports both.
Basically, the Python unittests would just make sure that the functions in `resultsets.py` provide the output that is expected (not necessarily that Gamma is displaying it correctly). Testing that expressions...