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Get Python Plots to Show In Cloud9
What is the workflow for seeing a plot when developing in cloud9? for example, the following code will show me a plot in VSCode or as a Jupyter Notebook:
```
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
import numpy as np
x = np.linspace(0, 2 * np.pi, 200)
y = np.sin(x)
fig, ax = plt.subplots()
ax.plot(x, y)
plt.show()
```
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Cloud9 Conditional Breakpoint
Cloud9 had conditional breakpoint functionality just a few months ago, where you could right-click a breakpoint and set logic so the debugger would only stop if that condition were true. This functionality appears to no longer be in Cloud9. Is this a configuration setting somewhere? Was it actually removed from all Cloud9 environments? If so, are there plans to bring it back?
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Cursor position in Cloud9
Hi, I would like to display the cursor position in CLoud9 editor. Previously, it was displayed at the bottom right of my editor, but since a few time, the cursor coordinates is no longer available. Could you help me showing the cursor coordinates in the Cloud9 editor ?
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How can I copy/clone an entire AWS Cloud9 environment?
This seems like such an easy question, and something that should just be a button click on the "Your environments" dashboard. But I can't find anything explaining how to do this. So my question is just... how can I copy/clone/duplicate an exact copy of a Cloud9 environment?
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asked 5 months ago
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asked a year ago
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.bashrc file not loaded in AWS Cloud 9
The issue is I lost my terminal prompt colors and formatting. I prefer the old c9.io formatting. I can see the formatting is in there in the new AWS c9 .bashrc file, but the file is not loading.
It appears to be because .bash_profile loads instead... which I think is meant to load some Ruby scripts. If I rename/remove the .bash_profile file then the .bashrc file loads and all is well. But I am sure that's not advised and I'm at the limit of my knowledge here. Any suggestions for how how to make sure the .bashrc file loads?
Edited by: DanOlson on Apr 22, 2019 12:46 PM
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Can I use eslint as code formatter
Hi,
I installed eslint and set up .eslintrc. it works fine when I use it from terminal.
But, it seems to be in error if I set "npx eslint --fix" to code formatter in Preference.
When I save files in the project, "SAVING..." button is appeared next to "Run" button, after a while it turns to "ALL CHANGES SAVED" but nothing changed even if the code violate eslint's rule.
Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
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