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How to output a graphic or plot to a second notebook
Jose Calderon
Jose Calderon, University of Puerto Rico
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10 years ago
Here I have a scenario where in need of help.
I have a computer system with two monitors configuration. I will like to have the output from an input plot of the graphic function send to another notebook (windows). The reason is that I want to display the main notebook (with the input code) showing in one screen and all the output to a second notebook positioned in a second screen.
Not sure how to code the input command.
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Rolf Mertig
Rolf Mertig, GluonVision GmbH
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10 years ago
outputnb=NotebookCreate[];
$DisplayFunction=(NotebookWrite[outputnb,{Cell[BoxData@ToBoxes@#,"Output"]},After]
)&;
Plot[Sin[x], {x, 0, 122}]
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Stefan Schwarz
Stefan Schwarz
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10 years ago
Hi Jose,
since expressions are global you can change a value in one notebook and it will be updated in the other notebook automatically.
Setting x = 4 in another notebook yields:
Setting x = 2 yields:
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