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Add default line length for jupyter #1400
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When running the text circuit drawer in jupyter the default line length was being setting with the get_terminal_size() call. However this was returning the size of the terminal used to launch jupyter, not the cell size. So this could cause issues if your terminal is much smaller or much larger than the cell size. To fix this issue this commit adds a default of 80 characters for the default line length when running in jupyter so it'll always fit in the cell.
mtreinish
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December 3, 2018 15:58
What about add horizontal scrolling? What do you think @jaygambetta ? |
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maybe add this behavior case in the docstring?
i am good with what you and @mtreinish decided |
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When running the text circuit drawer in jupyter the default line length was being setting with the get_terminal_size() call. However this was returning the size of the terminal used to launch jupyter, not the cell size. So this could cause issues if your terminal is much smaller or much larger than the cell size. To fix this issue this commit adds a default of 80 characters for the default line length when running in jupyter so it'll always fit in the cell.
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Summary
When running the text circuit drawer in jupyter the default line length
was being setting with the get_terminal_size() call. However this was
returning the size of the terminal used to launch jupyter, not the cell
size. So this could cause issues if your terminal is much smaller or
much larger than the cell size. To fix this issue this commit adds a
default of 80 characters for the default line length when running in
jupyter so it'll always fit in the cell.
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