Manually print drawing in Jupyter notebook?

[iyanmv]

Hi,

How can I manually print a drawing in a cell? I need this so I can print multiple drawings in the same cell.

For example, this works

d1 = draw.Drawing(100, 100)
d1.append(draw.Circle(25, 50, 20))
d1

But this doesn't

d1 = draw.Drawing(100, 100)
d1.append(draw.Circle(25, 50, 20))
d1
<some other code>
d2 = draw.Drawing(100, 100)
d2.append(draw.Circle(25, 50, 20, fill='red'))
d2

Only d2 is shown.

I have tried with displayInline=True and displayInline=False, using the asSvg() method, also _repr_html_() and _repr_svg_. But nothing seems to do what I need.

Any ideas?

Also, what is exactly the purpose of displayInline, doesn't seem to make any difference to me (maybe it only works on Jupyter Notebook? I'm using Jupyter Lab)

[iyanmv]

Okay, I thing I got it now. Using display and SVG from IPython.display

d1 = draw.Drawing(100, 100, displayInline=False)
d1.append(draw.Circle(25, 50, 20))

d2 = draw.Drawing(100, 100)
d2.append(draw.Circle(25, 50, 20, fill='red'))

display(SVG(d1.asSvg()), SVG(d2.asSvg()))

[cduck]

Your solution is very close to the solution I use:

from IPython.display import display

d1 = draw.Drawing(100, 100, displayInline=False)
d1.append(draw.Circle(25, 50, 20))
display(d1)

d2 = draw.Drawing(100, 100)
d2.append(draw.Circle(25, 50, 20, fill='red'))
display(d2)

You don't need to wrap the SVG content in SVG() because Drawing objects support Jupyter's rich repr API.

[iyanmv]

Oh, nice! Thanks