Matthew Brett

I am pretty sure I don't understand this very well - but - the libraries will be present, inside the wheel - of course they have to be, in order...

Sorry - to be specific - the `auditwheel` and `delocate` utilities find the dynamic libraries that a Python extension needs, and embed them into the wheel. So, no need to...

You are getting my questions - thanks for bearing with me. The reason I asked about using the application binaries, was the failures here: https://travis-ci.org/matthew-brett/pygraphviz-wheels/jobs/414015655 They are of form: ```...

I'm sorry to be slow - but just to take an example. Let's say I want to unflatten my graph. I think you are saying there is no way to...

A quick scan: * `nop` doesn't seem to have anything big in it; * `unflatten`, `acyclic`, do have some code, but it looks like this could fairly easily be moved...

From the PDF, it looks as though at least the layout commands can be done from the library (section 3) and maybe the drawing (2.3). That's just at a quick...

@dshult - did you make any progress in transitioning to the API? Is it a lot of work?

Yes - I was going to say the same as @akhmerov - the R version really hits the transparency sweet-spot: ~~~ ```{r} # Some calculation a

This has been a requested feature in Jupyter notebooks for many years - [here's a recent thread](https://github.com/jupyter/notebook/issues/1915) that refers to previous discussions, probably [here](https://github.com/ipython/ipython/pull/2592) and [here](https://github.com/ipython/ipython/issues/2958). It's also a popular...

Right - consider text like this: ``` x has a mean of `np.mean(x)` and standard deviation of `np.std(x)`. ``` It makes for more verbose code, having to make an otherwise...