>
> Yes, it is a feature. I agree that it might be a silly feature.
>
After having fully merged: http://trac.sagemath.org/ticket/20182,
how about changing the meaning of "all" in "make testall" and "sage -t
--optional=all" to "--optional=sage,optional,external"?
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The behavior of `make ptestall` is at least consistent with that of `make
testall`. It is silly to test for not installed optional packages.
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A ticket for this:
http://trac.sagemath.org/ticket/20176#ticket
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The "Special markup to influence (doc)tests" section of the developer's
guide claims that it is comprehensive. But I could not find any explanation
on the use of ellipsis "..." and on "# latex output" comment. I interpreted
the comment as requiring latex system installed on the system where
I am an asian. I prefer "moebius". It is practically impossible to type
umlaut on a Korean keyboard.
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I am a asian. I prefer .moebius(). It is practically impossible to type
umlaut.
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I heard from the author of the libSingular interface that multiple return
values were not considered in the initial design. So I guess you need to
revise Sage's libSingular interface first.
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The ticket is waiting for a reviewer. Please!
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I am not that developer :-)
How about this system?
We trim the AUTHOR blocks by just listing the names of contributors to the
given module (to give credits to the contributors);
And we recommend a new contributor to add his/her name to the end of the
list (to give more credits to the initial
I have written a couple of AUTHORS-blocks, but I think I did it not to have
a credit but to be responsible for the code.
AUTHORS blocks are rather for developers, not for end users. These blocks
are rather hindrance for end users as they usually appear at the head of a
documentation but
On Friday, September 18, 2015 at 9:06:55 PM UTC+9, Marc Mezzarobba wrote:
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> Tangentially related: wouldn't it be better to also remove the "AUTHORS"
> sections from docstrings?
Big +1!
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This problem is tackled in
http://trac.sagemath.org/ticket/19084
Would you review?
On Thursday, August 6, 2015 at 6:36:54 PM UTC+9, Martin Albrecht wrote:
Hi,
On Wednesday 05 Aug 2015 23:35:26 Kwankyu wrote:
My Singular procedures do not need a ring (they internally construct
rings)
This is a one-line ticket waiting for review, but is in pending state for
patchbots since it touches an unsafe file (sage-ipython). Would any of
you review?
http://trac.sagemath.org/ticket/19021
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I looked into this thread because I have the same issue with the following
ticket.
http://trac.sagemath.org/ticket/18807
Anyway, your ticket URL seems to have no problem :-)
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Hi,
As of version 6.8, Sage seems to read profile_default in
$DOT_SAGE/ipython-* directory by default. As I remember, the default
profile was profile_sage.
Is this change official? Or should we view it as a bug?
I would appreciate a reply.
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On Wednesday, August 5, 2015 at 11:27:56 AM UTC+9, François wrote:
It is not a new behavior. We had that for quite some time now:
True. But the official location for ipython user configuration was
profile_sage at least 2 years ago (yeah I am a sporadic Sage user :-):
On Monday, December 15, 2014 2:26:59 PM UTC+9, Soomin Jeon wrote:
I installed sage 5.9 last year and I found that sage 6.4.1 is released.
So I try to update the sage version 5.9 to 6.4.1 using the command 'sage
-upgrade', however, it just upgraded the sage version to 5.13.
If I want to use
Wow! It looks nice. Thank you for sharing this.
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Hi,
Sorry that I was not clear. Reading the comments for the Trac ticket, I
thought that for others, this happens intermittently, so they succeed in
building Sage eventually after a couple of failures. For my case, it always
fails. I was asking if others experience the same consistent
I think it is intermittent in the sense that on computers with the
problem, it fails consistently when building Sage in parallel; the fix is
to then quickly do that one package in series, then remain doing things in
parallel (see the ticket or other discussions for details). Are you
For example, can you stop everything on the computer and remote log in to
it from another machine, so you're hardly running anything on it? If not,
quit all possible applications and try building again. By the way, how much
RAM does this machine have (this may not be relevant, but just in
Hi,
I am experiencing consistent failure in building the latest Sage including
just released 5.9 at zn_poly. My system is MacPro Quad-Core Intel Xeon with
OS X 10.7.5 and latest Xcode (I think). Are there others experiencing the
same?
Here is the log:
Now running zn_poly's self-tuning
Nope, this originates from
if [ -f $SAGE_ROOT/spkg/bin/sage-spkg ]; then
if $MAKE -q $@; then
echo Nothing to (re)build / all up-to-date.
exit 0
fi
fi
and is (harmless and) completely unrelated to the zn_poly issue (#13947).
(We should probably
Hi all,
This is a question. Is the apparent error in the output below a genuine
error? What does it mean? I am experiencing the same error when making
several previous versions of Sage, which all failed (seemingly) by the
issue trac #13947. I am wondering whether this failure at the end is
Hi Keshav,
I was wondering what could be causing your problem but didn't comment
because I didn't have a solution.
I still don't know exactly what caused the problem, but I suspect the
notebook files stored under ~/.sage was somehow out of date and was not
compatible with the latest
I had the following error while installing Sage 5.6 on MacBook Pro with
Lion. Any help? Thanks in advance.
...
Finished processing dependencies for webassets==0.7.1
running develop
error: --egg-path must be a relative path from the install directory to
I had the following error in installing Sage 5.6 on MacBook Pro with Lion.
Any help? Thanks in advance.
...
Finished processing dependencies for webassets==0.7.1
running develop
error: --egg-path must be a relative path from the install directory to
I solved the problem by moving out the .sage folder. Thanks for all your
attention!
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How about m.entries()? I think entry is quite standard.
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Signature means to me a hand-written name.
So ++1 to .sign()
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Hi,
If you want to put some time (e.g., an hour a day) into being an
editor, I think that would be really cool. You could send personal
emails asking people to referee tickets you think they would be likely
to help with.
Personally, I cannot do it. I don't expect anyone to volunteer.
Hi,
This is a question and suggestion. Are our tickets in needs review status
being timely reviewed? Judging from my own (limited) experiences, it seems
not. I again find myself soliciting a reviewer for my simple ticket #11593.
If this is the case, how about adopting a policy similar to the
Hi,
I use the following script to check newly added trailing whitespaces just
before I upload a patch. It uses the same code in the patchbot trailing
whitespaces plugin. :-) Just put it into an executable file, say,
check_spaces
#!/usr/bin/env python
import sys
import re
import os
def
Hi,
By the way, is there a sorely missed by me feature of getting the next
command in the history?
I.e. I often do something like this:
sage: A...
sage: B...
sage: C...
oops, wrong answer; editing code...
sage: A...
sage: B...
sage: C...
oops, wrong answer; editing code...
sage:
On Tuesday, July 17, 2012 3:13:18 AM UTC+9, Dima Pasechnik wrote
More or less.
Specifically, I want the same behaviour as in GAP. In GAP one can go to A
using (say) arrows keys. Then, after executing A, you get GAP prompt, just
as if you execute the normal command. But if you then hit
my point is that it should be customizable. One wants bash (resp. GAP,
resp. Magma) behavior, (s)he can get it.
The patch only provides extra new readline commands. You bind those
commands with your favorite keys only if you want those behaviors. Merging
the patch to Sage does not change
Hi,
This ticket is long abandoned at Trac without a reviewer.
http://trac.sagemath.org/sage_trac/ticket/12503
The feature that the patch provides is indispensable to me when I use
command line interface of Sage. I think it is also very useful to you.
Would you be a reviewer of the ticket?
Hi,
The patchbot is failing(ApplyFailed) on my patch for ticket #12503. I want to
understand the reason.
According to the log below, the patchbot seems to try to fetch the file at
http://trac.sagemath.org/sage_trac/raw-attachment/ticket/12503/trac#12503.patch
I copied this line into the
Ah, so it is a bug. Thanks. I should not have included # in the patch file
name.
On the other hand, it is strange that the patchbot tries to fetch an old
patch file trac#12503.patch rather than the new patch file named
trac_12503_v3.patch though I placed the comment apply
trac_12503_v3.patch
Hi Simon,
The result is that the hash is broken by default, since the string
representation can be changed *after* creation of the object, which
means that the hash value would change as well. There is a ticket fixing
it, though.
I think the problem lies in that the hash is calculated
In Sage 5.0rc0, I observe a weird phenomenon. See the following code
-
from sage.rings.ring import CommutativeAlgebra
class NA(CommutativeAlgebra):
def __init__(self, i):
CommutativeAlgebra.__init__(self, i.base_ring())
self._ideal = i
-
Hi Simon,
Thank you for the explanation.
However, during the category initialisation, self is used as key in
some cache. Hence, it is needed that its hash value is available. By
default in sage.rings.ring.Ring, hash(self) is the self as
hash(repr(self))
(which I don't like, by the way).
Hi,
In the
Publications_using_SAGEhttp://wiki.sagemath.org/Publications_using_SAGE?action=fullsearchcontext=180value=linkto%3A%22Publications_using_SAGE%22wiki
page, I find the following passage:
``Also, be sure to find out what components of Sage, e.g., NumPy, PARI,
'GAP, that your
Here is the link
http://wiki.sagemath.org/Publications_using_SAGE
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Hi Robert,
(1) I uploaded a new patch of the same name with the previous patch, but
the
patchbot doesn't seem to be triggered. I already tried ?kick, with no
help. Is there other way to kick the patchbot? Do I need to upload the
same
patch with other name?
Has it ever been triggered
The second patch is small, but the doctest takes quite a bit of time. So I
changed the doctest and uploaded the patch again. Let me see this helps...
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Anyway, I just noticed that many of the patches with positive reviews have
the red swirling symbol with Apply Failed on Sage 4.8. Then I wonder the
patchbot is working correctly now...
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Hi,
A couple of simple developer questions. Sorry...
(1) I uploaded a new patch of the same name with the previous patch, but
the patchbot doesn't seem to be triggered. I already tried ?kick, with no
help. Is there other way to kick the patchbot? Do I need to upload the same
patch with other
On my patch, the patchbot shows a red swirling symbol with the following log:
...
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Thanks for explaining me. 16G seems small, considering the (huge, I think)
amount of loads on the patchbot.
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Hi,
My cython patch readline_extra_commands works well on Mac but fails on
Ubuntu at runtime with the following message:
ImportError: ../sage/misc/readline_extra_commands.so: undefined symbol:
rl_last_func
So the linker do not find the symbol in the readline library linked to
Python. What is
It is
Extension('sage.misc.readline_extra_commands',
sources = ['sage/misc/readline_extra_commands.pyx']),
Do I need to add -lreadline somewhere here?
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I wonder why that was not necessary for Mac. Anyway, thank you very much!
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I had also troubles with old pickled objects. I am not sure whether the
discussion on my own problems are relevant here or not, but here is the
link:
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!searchin/sage-devel/term$20order/sage-devel/APrvYHL4Bck/ex4R00T6MW0J
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Hi,
The second versions seem to me all bugs, resulted from implementation
details.
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I thought a bit more, and now I think Simon's viewpoint is arguably more
consistent than mine, and my worries are groundless because we have method
exponents().
Cheers.
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Hi Simon,
I think one should not take it for granted a polynomial ring is a graded
ring. Of course, you can view a polynomial ring as a graded ring. But one
work with a polynomial ring, perhaps more often, not as a graded ring.
With a polynomial in a polynomial ring not as a graded ring, you
Hi Simon,
In your point of view that a polynomial ring is always a graded ring, what I
want is perhaps this: even though you work with a polynomial ring with
non-default grading, the methods degree(), degrees(), total_degree() for the
default grading should still be available to the user
Hi,
Look at this.
sage: tord = TermOrder(matrix([3,2,4,1,1,0,1,0,0]))
sage: S.t=PolynomialRing(QQ)
sage: R.x,y,z = PolynomialRing(S,'x',3,order=tord)
sage: (x^2).degree()
2
So the behavior is not consistent among different backend engines, namely,
Singular and PolyDict. I think degree()
Congratulations!
He is truly one of omnipresent persons in the Sage world.
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Hi, Simon
All right. Now I think the ? behaves reasonably in each of both
environments, though it's not perfectly consistent. In the notebook, it is
good to get some information on an object in the midst of typing a
statement.
Cheers
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Hi,
In Sage Notebook, entering shift-enter after typing
E=EllipticCurve?
shows correctly the doc, but on commandline, we get
sage: E=EllipticCurve?
Object `E=EllipticCurve` not found.
This different behavior seems a bug. I am using Sage 4.7.
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I now see that this is IPython' fault.
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Hi Simon,
I am one of those who eagerly hope the thematic tutorial to be written and
maintained by the core developers of Sage. The article should explain on
parents, elements, categories, coercion, morphisms, homsets, and the
canonical way to program an algebraic structure on the basic
Hi Simon,
I thought of the proposal while fixing unpickling problem of the patch for
TermOrder objects for
http://trac.sagemath.org/sage_trac/ticket/11316
The situation I described originally is of course what I faced while fixing
the problem.
On 27 Mai, 18:10, Kwankyu Lee ekwa...@gmail.com
Hi,
How does Sage solve the following situation? A user stores objects pickled
in Sage version X.1. Then a developer changes internal logic and data
structure of the class of the objects for Sage version X.2. If we assume the
developer's patch is merged to Sage X.2, then typically the user's
Hi,
I am confused with the usage of Homset and Homspace. It seems to me that
each author choose his/her favorite among Homset and Homspace. But is
there a reason to prefer one over the other for new modules? Or do they have
distinct usage? I am asking this because at some point William changed
Hi Robert,
I guess some use homspace for the homset for an abelian category. I agree
that for consistency, it is good to use homset everywhere in Sage.
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Hi Simon,
It seems to me that
Your remarks: If the internal data structure has changed, then it is
imperative that data stored in the old format will be correctly translated
into the new format when unpickling. ... upgrading the old objects pickled
by users must be part of the usual
Hi Martin,
Thank you for asking this to sage-dev.
I want to be more informed about this pickled Sage objects stored in the
pickle jar. First let me explain what I understand. The pickle jar is there
to ensure that upgrading Sage does not break unpickling of Sage objects
pickled in a previous
Hi Jason,
I totally agree with you. Thanks for the definitive comments.
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Hi,
I am going to deprecate a property attribute defined in a certain class with
the reason being that in Sage, using a method to obtain a property of
objects is preferred than using property attributes. I think an example is
that we use parent.ngens() rather than parent.ngens.
My question is
This is also basic, but inconsistent throughout the documentation.
The first one line of every method docstring should be written as a command.
Hence
Return true if blah blah
rather than
Returns true if blah blah
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Hi,
How about converting triple dots (...) in math(I mean inside ` `) in a
docstring automatically to \dots so that it appears nice both in commandline
and in notebook? Does this have a trac ticket?
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Other solution would be to convert \ldots in latex markup to ... in
commandline. Currently, \dots inside ` ` is just converted to dots. This
looks ugly in commandline.
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Hi,
I hear about patchbot here and there. I understand it as an automatic patch
testing system. Is that available to an occasional developer like me? Or is
that for the release manager and his/her lieutenants? Please give me a short
guide on it or a reference to it. Thank you.
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Hi Johin,
You may be interested in the ticket:
http://trac.sagemath.org/sage_trac/ticket/10289
Would you kindly review it? It's long been in needs review state.
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So \ldots is converted to ..., but \dots is not. Ok.
Thanks, John!
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I just looked into the detex function. To me, it seems a little buggy.
1. \ldots, \cdots are both converted to Hence there is no reason
not to convert \dots to ...
2. The programming logic introduces a bug. For example souldots is
converted to sou That is, if there is a word which
Thanks, Dan!
Kwankyu
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URL: http://www.sagemath.org
Here is the ticket:
http://trac.sagemath.org/sage_trac/ticket/11265
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Hi all,
This is to advertise a patch (http://trac.sagemath.org/sage_trac/
ticket/10289) which, unfortunately, is sleeping in Trac without a
reviewer for more than four months.
This patch would be very useful for those who converted from Magma.
Please review!
Hi,
I would like to see a section on rebasing patches with mercurial
queues, in the Developer's Manual. It is a frequent task to rebase a
patch for a new version of Sage. I myself do this one way, but I am
not sure if I am doing it the right way. My way is simply:
1. hg qpop -a
2. upgrade Sage.
Hi,
How about Sage Math User Group - SMUG?
Kwankyu
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Hi Minh,
+1. Thank you for the good move.
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Hi,
As an occasional developer for Sage, I have a question regarding to
what should be the target release of Sage for a patch. This question
arose to me at least twice.
I wrote and uploaded a patch for the latest release, 4.6, of Sage.
Then a reviewer said the patch is not applied cleanly to the
I found sage-release. Never mind the second question.
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Hi,
.sage and .spyx files are intended for end users while the library
files should be .py or .pyx files.
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Hi,
I love the reference manual in the new format. For building time
problem, users may be given several choices, one of which might be
just to download the built documentation from the web.
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Hi,
I like the new approach. In the same vein, the Contents page may be
restructured such that it lists only chapter titles, and each chaper
has its own contents page. The current Contents page is too long to
scroll down to reach what I want.
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Hi,
Perhaps it is well known to others except me (until a moment ago) that
the following code
print vector([1,0,1])
is loaded and executed if it is contained in a file named like
test.sage, but results in error if the file name is changed to
test.spyx. The Sage Tutorial says as if there is no
There is a related ticket:
http://trac.sagemath.org/sage_trac/ticket/482
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Hi Robert,
I just learned at a corner of the Tutorial that preparsing is not
applied to .spyx files. So my assumption that .sage and .spyx are
equivalent except compiling is not true.
Then what is difference between .spyx and .pyx...I am saying to
myself. ^^
It's because Pyrex/Cython didn't
Hi,
I uploaded a patch to this ticket.
Please do experiments with it, and leave comments.
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Here is the ticket
http://trac.sagemath.org/sage_trac/ticket/10289
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Hi Dan,
Thank you for the comments.
IPython just relies on the readline library linked to Python. Perhaps
Sage can provide necessary functions that complements the readline
library.
I did some experiments, and I now think this is a doable task. So I
made a ticket:
Hi,
A developer of R attempted to pull the part of the Bash source code
responsible for the operate-and-get-next feature into R interface.
See the following link:
http://r.789695.n4.nabble.com/readline-operate-and-get-next-td2317208.html
I want to do the same thing for Sage. As I am ignorant of
Hi Minh,
Thank you for the link to the article of J. Neubuser. I think the
article should be displayed in a holy place at the Sage website, as it
seems to me the original source of the philosophy on which all this
Sage project is founded.
Kwankyu
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Hi Don,
I just uploaded a revised version of the script modified according to
your comments. Check it out!
Kwankyu
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