>
> Here is an example that works. It plots an image. What I had in mind was
> to replace P.show(...) by P.save(...) and, instead of displaying the image,
> saving it.
> The replacement dDidn't work out though. Needless to say, the script
> below runs on Sage's notebook.
>
>
As I expected, P.save() worked fine. You do have to provide a
filename/location.
sage: P.save('/Users/myname/test.png')
produced a nice file in exactly that location. However, if you don't and
just put a name, it will save the file in whatever directory, and if you
don't provide an extension, it will save it as a "Sage object".
sage: P.save('hi')
sage:
Exiting Sage (CPU time 0m25.67s, Wall time 3m23.43s).
gc04855:sage $ ls
COPYING.txt autom4te.cache config.status home src
Makefile bootstrap configure local tmp
README.txt build configure.ac logs upstream
VERSION.txt config dist m4
aclocal.m4 config.log hi.sobj sage
Note the "hi.sobj". Hope this helps!
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