On 16 fév, 15:47, Eviatar <eviatarb...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hello!
>
> I'm wondering why you would want to include it like this; it doesn't
> follow Python syntax. "=" is for assignment, and this: "u * v = phi(u
> * v)" would return a syntax error in Python. I suppose you mean "=="?
This would be a new syntax between single quotes. Here is sample of
what I would like
Solving a simple system::
sage: WS = WordsSystem()
sage: WS.add_operator('~', 'a->a,b->b', antimorphism=True)
sage: WS.add_equation('u = ~(u)')
The generic solution::
sage: list(WS.generic_solutions_iter(max_length=3)) [{'u':
[1]}, {'u': '11'}, {'u': '111'}, {'u': '121'}]
sage: list(WS.generic_solutions_iter(max_length=3,
variables='u')) ['1', '11', '111', '121']
The solution for the given alphabet::
sage: WS.set_alphabet('ab')
sage: list(WS.solutions_iter(max_length=3)) [{'u': 'a'}, {'u':
'b'}, {'u': 'aa'}, {'u': 'bb'}, {'u': 'aaa'}, {'u': 'aba'}, {'u':
'bab'}, {'u': 'bbb'}]
sage: list(WS.solutions_iter(max_length=3, variables='u'))
['a', 'b', 'aa', 'bb', 'aaa', 'aba', 'bab', 'bbb']
> In that case I would think specialized functions would be better, such
> as palindromes(u). For parsing, could you not use regular expressions?
I guess regular expressions would be ok, but more work is needed.
Ideally, I would like to delegate that work to a module that does all
the job!
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