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[Help] Looking for a minimal example for quickly and directly Displaying SVG paths in nvim image

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[Help] Looking for a minimal example for quickly and directly Displaying SVG paths in nvim image

just opening the file while image.nvim is installed and configured will display the SVG for you.

But I think you're asking for how to do it in molten, in which case... let me look into that

This works for me!

from IPython.display import display
from IPython.core.display import SVG
display(SVG('<svg height="100" width="100" xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg"> <circle r="45" cx="50" cy="50" fill="red" /> </svg>'))

Huh for some reason this doesn't show me an image output in nvim but does in jupyter

Ok so tried it with version = "1.1.0", and it does the job displaying svg's so *this doesn't work with today's version.

Meaning it displays some small black rect that moves a little at the start instead of a red circle with black rect margin.

for image.nvim or for molten?

I'm running latest image.nvim and latest molten and I'm seeing the image as normal

for image.nvim or for molten?

I'm running latest image.nvim and latest molten and I'm seeing the image as normal

I was talking about version = "1.1.0", of molten-nvim

How did you settle on such an old version of molten? Did all the others not work for you?

How did you settle on such an old version of molten? Did all the others not work for you?

No just went with the version specified in the documentation and it works and I settled on that because I don't care about the other million versions that also work exept the latest.

Can you link the docs where that is. I'll update it bc 1.1.0 is pretty long ago now

There's an image.nvim version 1.1.0, I should up that to 1.3.0 now. But I don't see anything that gives an old molten version