> > to Mathematica, and Sage, combined with a native front end would be > > the trick. > > I think you should try. If you can do it, and it works well, and is > maintainable, then we all win. If the project doesn't work out, > what's the worst than can happen? You will learn a lot anyways, and > somebody else can pick up your code later. So go for it! >
An interesting more tractable (not for me, sadly) first step would be to use Interface Builder (on Mac) to embed the Terminal and notebook more "natively", and/or create a native front end beyond the current app bundle. This has been done for other programs, for instance there is (was?) one for Macaulay 2. Though of course it wouldn't necessarily lead to any usable code for the larger project - just a thought. - kcrisman
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