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In Jupyter the following code produces a slider and a plot, but the plot doesn't change as I move the slider. It stays frozen showing the plot for the mid value r=5.
using Interact, Plots, LinearAlgebra
@manipulate throttle = 0.05 for r = 0:0.5:10
x = 0.0:0.01:1.0
plot(x, sin.(r*x), ylim=(-1,1))
end
But if I remove , LinearAlgebra from the using statement, the lot and slider behave correctly. And it all works correctly if I load LinearAlgebra after making the first interactive plot.
Julia 1.5.1, IJulia 1.21.3, Interact 0.10.3, Plots 0.28.4, WebIO 0.8.15, openSUSE 15.2 linux
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Hmm, somethign is more complex or stranger than I had supposed. Sometimes my sliders work, sometimes they don't, using the exact same code with a fresh Julia kernel, fresh chrome, and the above code executed in cell 1 of the notebook. I'll close this issue and post another if I narrow it down to something not my fault!
In Jupyter the following code produces a slider and a plot, but the plot doesn't change as I move the slider. It stays frozen showing the plot for the mid value r=5.
But if I remove
, LinearAlgebra
from theusing
statement, the lot and slider behave correctly. And it all works correctly if I loadLinearAlgebra
after making the first interactive plot.Julia 1.5.1, IJulia 1.21.3, Interact 0.10.3, Plots 0.28.4, WebIO 0.8.15, openSUSE 15.2 linux
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: