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plot error? #439
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Maybe I know which editor are you using? I tried VSCode, it plots correctly. |
I am not using an editor, I used Jupiter notebook. For Vscode, it works fine. |
I met a problem alike yesterday. (Both in Jupyter notebook & VSCode builtin step1In one block, I wrote: output is as expected: step2then I ran another block of codes: output is wrong: step3I clean the output of the step1 block step4I re-executed the step1 block, step5I cleared output of step1 block again, (yeah, the step2 output remain correct: Y H H ) the output is: step6repeat: I clear the step2 output, step7I insert a new block after step1 block, wrong plots happened again. step8I use step9even if I |
The plotting backend we are using is Luxor. IIUC, it is a wield interaction between Luxor and Jupyter. |
FYI: the reltated code block is https://github.com/QuantumBFS/YaoPlots.jl/blob/0157a3e8d57113d6219a8dba9d2f320f99fc1395/src/vizcircuit.jl#L463 |
thanks. I'll try the solution in the quoted issues. |
I think this is the infamous "SVG/Jupyter cell interaction" problem, summarised by knuesel here: MakieOrg/Makie.jl#952 (comment) ie SVGs in different cells in a Jupyter notebook share definitions, which is usually not what you want. A related issue was found in Pluto (JuliaGraphics/Luxor.jl#228) - but Pluto handles SVGs more carefully than Jupyter and doesn't have this problem. |
Thanks, that would be great! |
hopefully fixed in Luxor 3.6.0. |
Hello,
I plotted a circuit in jupyter notebook in one cell, it worked fine. However, I continue to plot another circuit in the next cell, it always give me error. See below
circuit1 = chain(1, put(1=>H)); plot(circuit1)
circuit2 = chain(1, put(1=>X)); plot(circuit2)
The first one gives me the correct H gate, but I run the second code,
circuit2
always gives me the same plot ascircuit1
, which is incorrect since it is an X gate. I am not quite sure whether it is a bug or it is because the setup on my computer is wrong. Could you help me verify that?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: