On Sun, May 22, 2005 at 10:32:42PM -0400, Dylan Thurston wrote:
> This is the correct behaviour, but it is not what I get. Are you sure
> you're not getting a non-Debian version of texmacs or axiom?
Yes.
> What happens when you run 'axiom -noclef' and enter '1+1'? This is
> what I got:
> (1) ->
> (1) -> 1+1
> (1) ->
> (1) 2
> Type: PositiveInteger
> (2) -> )quit
For me it works as it should:
% which axiom
/usr/bin/axiom
% axiom -noclef
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Re-reading compress.daase Re-reading interp.daase
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Re-reading category.daase
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(1) -> 1+1
(1) 2
Type: PositiveInteger
(2) -> )quit
Please enter y or yes if you really want to leave the interactive
environment and return to the operating system:
y
%
So it seems it is a problem with axiom. If you are sure that the
behaviour of axiom is not due to your local configuration I will
reassign the bug to the axiom package.
> > What strikes me with your patch
> >
> > - execlp("AXIOMsys","AXIOMsys","-noclef",0);
> > + execlp("AXIOMsys","AXIOMsys","-noclef","-noht","-nogr",0);
> >
> > is that I use a patch which replaces the call to AXIOMsys by a call
> > to /usr/bin/axiom. Hence, applying your patch makes compilation
> > of the debian package fail. Are you sure you are working with the
> > debian packages of texmacs and axiom?
>
> Indeed, this is my mistake: I used the source I got from 'apt-get
> source', which is not the patched source. Here's a trivially
> different patch that works for me:
Of course. I just was in doubt whether you were using the debian
package of texmacs.
-Ralf.
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