On 31 October 2015 at 22:45, Steven G. Johnson <[email protected]> wrote:
> I usually communicate with the Jupyter people via github. > You mean, by filing issues? Or is there some kind of forum? > As Cedric says, you can use side effects (e.g. calls to display) to output > multiple things. > > You can also make your cell output a tuple: > > 5+5, > 5+6, > 5+7 > Neither option seems to work for the IOctave kernel. If I cannot solve this I will just divide the cell into parts. But I don't understand why this stopped working. It used to work with the IPython notebook. Previously, the code cells were just like entering commands in Octave. So you had to insert semicolons to suppress output. I looked through the open issues. I don't think anyone has reported this problem yet. Daniel.
