Helloooooooooooooooo !!!
> No, I didn't propose strings. I meant things like
>
> sage: (None,None,{None,None},None)
> (None, None, set([None]), None)
>
> Now you can replace None with elements of the group domain.
Oh ? Then I still don't get it. I thought that you meant that the input
should be something like :
g.orbit(weird_mix_of_tuples_sets_and_elements, action = (, ,)) so that the
value of "action" says where elements should be.
And I thought that it would be a string, because you can't do things like
that :
{1, 1}
(which may happen when this function is called by other ones which do not
know what the parameters are
And more importantly you can't do that :
{{}}
So I thought you said that something like g.action((1,(1,2)), action =
"(,)") could mean g.action((1,(1,2)), action = "OnPairs")
Nathann
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