After coming across the following Interact within an Interact example (
http://interact.sagemath.org/node/15) created by Ira Hanson, I wanted to
know whether it is technically possible to create an interact within an
interact for my code below.
My vision is to create an interact within an interact where after the user
has chosen the first element a second set of sliders is produced to enable
the user to choose the second and so forth until only one element remains.
Sage Code:
@interact
def _(N = selector([2..9],nrows=1,label='Size of Matrix',default=4),i =
slider(1,10,1,default = 2,label = '$i^{th} \ row$'),j =
slider(1,10,1,default = 3,label='$j^{th} \ column$')):
if max(i,j)>N:
print "Your chosen ith or jth value is too large for this size of
matrix!"
return
else:
for I in range(N):
for J in range(N):
if (I,J)==(0,0):
p=text("$a_{1,1}$",(0,N-1),color='black')
else:
p+=text("$a_{%s,%s}$"%(I+1,J+1),(J,N-I-1),color='black')
p+=line([(-.5,N-i),(N-.5,N-i)],color='blue')
p+=line([(j-1,-.5),(j-1,N-.5)],color='red')
show(p,axes=False,figsize=N/2)
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Regards,
Aled
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