I would be very greatful for one example of how to use math-extern--
does one simply mark the expression in mathed and give the command
math-extern maple <maple-command> in the minibuffer?
Many thanks.
Murali


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> On Thu, 30 May 2002, Andre Poenitz wrote:
>
> >
> > I've seen that this feature was not mentioned in the announcement, but than
> > this is really not complete yet, and, more important, it is really just a
> > big hack.
>
> I know. But end-users don't mind whether it is a hack or incomplete, as
> long as it sreves for their needs. The thing I would like to emphasize is
> that the code is working splendidly well. It is quite stable( I have not
> had any crashes recently), and works surprisingly well. I even have hot
> keys for "math-extern maple", "math-extern maple simplify", "math-extern
> maple factor" and "math-extern maple evalm".
>
>  >
> > So I thought we could as well keep it "secret", and work on it for a
> > while and have something for the next release...
> >
>
> Why being secret? After all, this is the developer's lists and you can get
> some helps from others.
>
> >
> > This is indeed a severe limitation. I have a secret plan on how to overcome
> > this deficiency, but it will take a while ;-}
> >
>
> I volunteer to be the "guinea pig" for your secret plan.
>
> > I personally only use the octave "backend" as some kind of built-in
> > calculator, but if people are using it for serious work I think it could
> > be added to the announcement at least on the web page.
> >
>
> If you can, please do.
>
> ----cghan



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