On 12/12/2014 10:57 PM, d...@axiom-developer.org wrote:
The axiom command has a '-ws' (workspace) argument which will
re-activate a session saved with )savesystem. The default path
is $AXIOM/bin so given
axiom
(1) -> t1:=4
(2) -> )savesystem foo
Then
axiom -ws foo
will look for workspace $AXIOM/bin/foo. It also accepts a full
pathname so you can save workspaces anywhere.
Tim
Tim, I tried it and it didn't come back by either copying the above or
the previous message. Any hints?
aa :=23
)savesystem foo
saved in the current directory but
./foo brought up axiom without the variable value
(1)aa
(1) aa
in addition
axiom -ws foo
gave "Cannot find the executable /usr/lib/axiom-20120501/bin/foo"
although the examples you gave )savesystem foo commands were identical.
Do I need Aldor or some such?
Ray
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