On 8/3/12 12:50 AM, fero wrote:
I am still fixing something to reach the end of the installation
procedure described at
https://github.com/sagemath/sagecell
I'd like to spend some time in making sagecell working, and even of
course contribute to this wonderful project if I am able to.
But I have to be sure that I can reach the following goals:
1. make sagecell working in my development environment ArchLinux
2. playing with sagecell with "sage" and "matlab" interpreters (like I
did with previous sage notebook)
3. saving a variable ("out") in a database (it would be great to save it
as a ".mat" and as "sage" variable)
4. deploy sage+matlab+sagecell on Debian squeeze
My requirement is to support matlab by default (unfortunately...) so if
you think it is feasible
I am going to proceed, otherwise I have to find an hack to let
the actual sage notebook working as a backend for my application
instead of sagecell.
At this time every weird hack you can think about to reach the goals are
going to be accepted by me :)
Just FYI, the code (and docs) in the root sagecell directory is version
1 of the code, and is not under development anymore. We are instead
doing active development in the codebase in contrib/ipython-testing/.
Like I mentioned before, the instructions are at
https://github.com/sagemath/sagecell/issues/344
Apparently they didn't work for 5.2, so thanks for looking at updating
them. I just downloaded and compiled 5.2 last night so that I can look
at your updated patch sometime tonight or tomorrow, hopefully.
To start, just do "sage web_server.py" in the contrib/ipython-testing
directory.
Thanks,
Jason
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