On 9/15/25 15:26, Michael Orlitzky wrote:
In general I would suggest using plain python files rather than a sage
shell session for input. For example,
#!/usr/bin/python3
from sage.all import *
print(ZZ(1) + ZZ(1))
which can then be run with "sage -python" or (if you are using your
distro's sage, or have installed it using meson/pip) just "python".
Oh, that sounds like a good idea.
Using sage as a python library avoids the ipython history entirely,
but the big downside is that you can't use any of the magic sage shell
preparsing.
Hmmmm, I think that I would like to have preparsing. Since I generate my
input files anyway ... is there perhaps a python script that does the
translation for me?
Thank you
Ralf
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