Image Display Broken #10
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Yes! I solved it (hackily) like this, where I had a def display_fn(x):
value = x.value
if "[" in value:
value = literal_eval(value.replace("<style>div.output_scroll { height: 88em; width: 100%}</style>", "").replace("<body><div>", "").replace("</div></body>", ""))
value = display(Image(value[1]))
return x
annotations = pixt.annotate(
list_of_data,
options=list_labels,
display_fn=display_fn
)Not optimal. Proposed solution: The decoration shouldn't be passed to the |
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Could you elaborate more on your fix as I am running into this problem as well and am unable to figure out how exactly I should implement your fix?
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This is working for me. But it should be fixed in the package imho. def display_fn(x):
value = x.value
value = value.replace("<style>div.output_scroll { height: 88em; width: 100%}</style>", "").replace("<body><div>", "").replace("</div></body>", "")
value = display(Image(value))
return x
annotations = pixt.annotate(
df,
options=['test', 'example'],
display_fn=display_fn
) |
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Definitely, hard agree @thaasch ! |
import re
from IPython.display import display, Image
def custom_display(html_content):
# Convert HTML object to string
html_string = str(html_content)
# Use regular expression to extract the text inside <div> tags
match = re.search(r'<div>(.*?)</div>', html_string)
if match:
image_path = match.group(1)
display(Image(filename=image_path))
else:
print("No image path found in HTML content")
# Example usage in pigeonXT.annotate
data_dict = pixt.annotate(
file_list,
options=['...'],
display_fn=custom_display
)Same problem, ended up using this regular expression |
I believe this line breaks the image display example
decorated_text = HTML(style_text + f"<body><div>{example_text}</div></body>")The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: