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Support for beamer overlays #53
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I think you can do this with something like: Plots.Command("\\only<2->{") and Plots.Command("}") Right? Then export the file without the preamble and input it into your document: save("myfile.tex", p, include_preamble=false) |
ah, yeah, that seems like it should work - didn't know about |
Commands adds a |
Hmm... How would you want this kind of thing to appear in a notebook? Maybe as an interact kind of thing with a slider bar? Do you think it's in the scope of this package? |
My first thought is that it would be a feature that's only useful for beamer presentations, and in a notebook the option would have no effect. Given that this package's primary use is in preparing publications (and hence presentations) it might be useful to people. I guess don't really know what the scope of this project is, haha. |
If one were to include this functionality, how would you like the interface to look? |
I think I need to use the package more before I propose any solutions |
It would be cool to support beamer overlays, i.e. with code like the following (note the use of
\only
!), you can display a single line on a plot on one slide, and then display both on the second slide. Maybe a keyword argument likeonly="<2->"
on thePlot
object constructor would be good.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: