2009/10/26 Robson eduardo Assis <lotom...@gmail.com>: > Hi! I am a very new GAP user and i wanna use it as the folowing: > 1) I write source forges using a text editor whithout any prompt of GAP. > 2) In the prompt of GAP I excecute the content of this file and take the > results to > other file. > 3) I'll create a program in c plus plus to convert this results in LATEX and > then to PDF. > > the my questions are about using text files ".g" and rediretion of output or > files. The manual don't answered my question! > Thank for the patience! > Robson Eduardo
Hi Robson, A simple way to achieve this is to use the input and output redirection features of your shell, and GAP's -q option. You don't write which OS you use, but on any Unix-alike, something like this should work: epos...@ubuntu64ma293:~/tmp % cat a.g f := (1,2,3); g := f^2; epos...@ubuntu64ma293:~/tmp % gap -q < a.g > b.out epos...@ubuntu64ma293:~/tmp % cat b.out (1,2,3) (1,3,2) Hope this helps, Erik Postma. _______________________________________________ Forum mailing list Forum@mail.gap-system.org http://mail.gap-system.org/mailman/listinfo/forum
