starts with put_ can be combined with some output functions as part of the final output: You can pass put_xxx() calls to put_table() as cell content: # Image Output put_image(open('/path/to/some/image put_table([['A', 'B'], ['C', 'D']])] ]) The results of the above example are as follows: Similarly, you can pass put_xxx() calls to popup() as the popup content: In addition, you can use put_widget() to make your put_scope() to create a scope explicitly. The function name starts with put_, which means it can be pass to the functions that accept put_xxx() calls. Caution It is not allowed to have two scopes with

starts with put_ can be combined with some output functions as part of the final output: You can pass put_xxx() calls to put_table() as cell content: # Image Output put_image(open('/path/to/some/image put_table([['A', 'B'], ['C', 'D']])] ]) The results of the above example are as follows: Similarly, you can pass put_xxx() calls to popup() as the popup content: In addition, you can use put_widget() to make your put_scope() to create a scope explicitly. The function name starts with put_, which means it can be pass to the functions that accept put_xxx() calls. Caution It is not allowed to have two scopes with

starts with put_ can be combined with some output functions as part of the final output: You can pass put_xxx() calls to put_table() as cell content: # Image Output put_image(open('/path/to/some/image put_table([['A', 'B'], ['C', 'D']])] ]) The results of the above example are as follows: Similarly, you can pass put_xxx() calls to popup() as the popup content: In addition, you can use put_widget() to make your put_scope() to create a scope explicitly. The function name starts with put_, which means it can be pass to the functions that accept put_xxx() calls. Caution It is not allowed to have two scopes with

starts with put_ can be combined with some output functions as part of the final output: You can pass put_xxx() calls to put_table() as cell content: put_table([ ['Type', 'Content'], ['html', put_ht put_table([['A', 'B'], ['C', 'D']])] ]) The results of the above example are as follows: Similarly, you can pass put_xxx() calls to popup() as the popup content: popup('Popup title', [ put_html('

Popup Content

') put_scope() to create a scope explicitly. The function name starts with put_, which means it can be pass to the functions that accept put_xxx() calls. put_table([ ['Name', 'Hobbies'], ['Tom', put_scope('hobby'

starts with put_ can be combined with some output functions as part of the final output: You can pass put_xxx() calls to put_table() as cell content: put_table([ ['Type', 'Content'], ['html', put_ht put_table([['A', 'B'], ['C', 'D']])] ]) The results of the above example are as follows: Similarly, you can pass put_xxx() calls to popup() as the popup content: popup('Popup title', [ put_html('

Popup Content

') put_scope() to create a scope explicitly. The function name starts with put_, which means it can be pass to the functions that accept put_xxx() calls. put_table([ ['Name', 'Hobbies'], ['Tom', put_scope('hobby'

starts with put_ can be combined with some output functions as part of the final output: You can pass put_xxx() calls to put_table() as cell content: put_table([ ['Type', 'Content'], ['html', put_ht put_table([['A', 'B'], ['C', 'D']])] ]) The results of the above example are as follows: Similarly, you can pass put_xxx() calls to popup() as the popup content: popup('Popup title', [ put_html('

Popup Content

') put_scope() to create a scope explicitly. The function name starts with put_, which means it can be pass to the functions that accept put_xxx() calls. put_table([ ['Name', 'Hobbies'], ['Tom', put_scope('hobby'

starts with put_ can be combined with some output functions as part of the final output: You can pass put_xxx() calls to put_table() as cell content: The results of the above example are as follows: text', b'hello world')], ['table', put_table([['A', 'B'], ['C', 'D']])] ]) Similarly, you can pass put_xxx() calls to popup() as the popup content: In addition, you can use put_widget() to make your put_scope() to create a scope explicitly. The function name starts with put_, which means it can be pass to the functions that accept put_xxx() calls. Caution It is not allowed to have two scopes with

starts with put_ can be combined with some output functions as part of the final output: You can pass put_xxx() calls to put_table() as cell content: The results of the above example are as follows: text', b'hello world')], ['table', put_table([['A', 'B'], ['C', 'D']])] ]) Similarly, you can pass put_xxx() calls to popup() as the popup content: In addition, you can use put_widget() to make your put_scope() to create a scope explicitly. The function name starts with put_, which means it can be pass to the functions that accept put_xxx() calls. Caution It is not allowed to have two scopes with

starts with put_ can be combined with some output functions as part of the final output: You can pass put_xxx() calls to put_table() as cell content: The results of the above example are as follows: text', b'hello world')], ['table', put_table([['A', 'B'], ['C', 'D']])] ]) Similarly, you can pass put_xxx() calls to popup() as the popup content: In addition, you can use put_widget() to make your put_scope() to create a scope explicitly. The function name starts with put_, which means it can be pass to the functions that accept put_xxx() calls. Caution It is not allowed to have two scopes with

starts with put_ can be combined with some output functions as part of the final output: You can pass put_xxx() calls to put_table() as cell content: The results of the above example are as follows: text', b'hello world')], ['table', put_table([['A', 'B'], ['C', 'D']])] ]) Similarly, you can pass put_xxx() calls to popup() as the popup content: In addition, you can use put_widget() to make your put_scope() to create a scope explicitly. The function name starts with put_, which means it can be pass to the functions that accept put_xxx() calls. Caution It is not allowed to have two scopes with