Oops, I forgot that 'parse' was never implemented in the InputForm
domain in the original Axiom. In this case use:
parse(s:String):InputForm == ncParseFromString(s)$Lisp
Regards,
Bill Page.
On Mon, May 2, 2011 at 11:57 PM, Bill Page <bill.p...@newsynthesis.org> wrote:
>
> Now the function that Stefan has in mind can be written in a fairly
> transparent manner.
>
> (3) -> ex:InputForm := parse("if x<10 then 2*x else 5*x^2"); expr ex
>
> (3)
> if x < 10
> then 2x
> 2
> else 5x
> Type: OutputForm
>
> The function 'parse' returns an unevaluated input form for the
> expression inside "...". The function 'expr' prints this in a readable
> manner. (InputForm is displayed in this form by default in OpenAxiom.)
>
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