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[Question] Is it possible to customize the way types are drawn in jupyter?
See original GitHub issueI noticed that we can use display, but is there a way to make it look like we do it in python? Maybe some method overload so that my type’s output is some specific html code?
In python there is _repr_html_ for that
I’m sorry if it’s a duplicate, but I didn’t find it.
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@colombod Now imagine I will (hopefully) soon push a nuget package that will override this rendering by default so that people will experience same thing as they would in python’s sympy… but in .NET. It’s awesome, isn’t it? Thanks to this repo & .NET!
Amazing, thanks! I was making it for a lib