Ralf wrote: > Ehm, that was not actually, what I suggested. For the sage notebook "fricas > -nosman" is ok, because I couldn't start hyperdoc there anyway. For the > mathpiperide that might be different. It's not a web application and so the > local X connection would be possible and thus graphics and hyperdoc should > work fine, I think. > > My concern was only that it's probably a bit of work from the IDE side to > figure out which processes get started by the sman (superman) process from > FriCAS. I wouldn't have an idea. But if you start just "fricas -nosman" then > I guess the graphics output will not work. At least it doesn't when I start > 'fricas -nosman' on my command line. ")hd" opens a hyperdoc, though. Which > is great.
Okay, I switched the plugin back to using the -nox and -noclef switches. If you need to experiment with changing these switches, they are set on lines 83 and 84 of this file: http://code.google.com/p/mathpiper/source/browse/trunk/src/plugins/fricas_plugin/src/org/mathpiper/ide/fricasaplugin/FriCASWrapper.java By the way, you can have ant compile just the FriCAS plugin (instead of the whole MathPiperIDE application) using the following line of code: ant -Dtarget=dist fricas_plugin > Ted, I am so relieved that something is happening on the front-end part to > FriCAS. I am happy to be helping with this front-end work :-) However, I am curious to know if you want a better front-end for FriCAS to make your own work easier or to attract more people to FriCAS? Ted -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "FriCAS - computer algebra system" group. To post to this group, send email to [email protected]. To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected]. For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/fricas-devel?hl=en.
