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I've closed #378 in favour of this one. |
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in its current form, this now depends on #480 |
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What warnings are we ignoring here? Are they important?
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Not really. During the conversion of floating point to byte components (which are necessary for the png encoding), PIL outputs a warning that precision might be lost. Since this code only handles the display for the frontend, it doesn't matter.
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This is a rebase of #378 to the Mathics branch.
It works perfectly in the classic Mathics web interface.
Combined with #480 and a small change, this will also work in Jupyter kernels.