Re: [sage-support] Re: Problem building sage-4.7.2

2012-01-16 Thread Prof. Dr. Ulrich Tipp
Hello,

I downloaded the readline-6.2.p3 and now the build goes through. Thank
you very much.

Ulrich



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[sage-support] Problem building sage-4.7.2

2012-01-15 Thread Prof. Dr. Ulrich Tipp
I have problem building sage from source. I am using a Dell Laptop 6520
(64 bit) and Ubuntu 11.10. The error message in the install.log is

checking for history_truncate_file...no
configure: error: --with-readline=yes (default) and headers/libs are not
available 
Error configuring R.

How can I resolve the problem?
Ulrich Tipp

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47805 Krefeld

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Re: [sage-support] edge labels in trees

2011-04-07 Thread Prof. Dr. Ulrich Tipp
Thank you very much. It works now.

Am Mittwoch, den 06.04.2011, 23:18 +0800 schrieb D. S. McNeil:
  I want to show a tree  with edge labels. I tried out
 
  G1 = Graph({1:{5:0},2:{5:1},3:{6:1},4:{7:0},5:{6:0},6:{7:1}})
  show(G1,edge_labels=true)
  show(G1,layout=tree,edge_labels=true)
 
  In the first graphic the labels are positioned on the edges but in the
  second one they are not. Why is this? How can I get it right?
 
 I think this is related to
 http://trac.sagemath.org/sage_trac/ticket/10124, or at least my
 patched version seems to work.  The basic problem is that
 graph_plot.py has problems with integer positions because integer
 division is truncating in Python 2 and it's easy to forget to handle
 the integer case when your inputs are typically floats.  (This problem
 goes away in Python 3.)
 
 You could either apply the posted patch, or -- as a hack which doesn't
 require any rebuilding -- you could type the following before you plot
 G1:
 
 
 # trac #10124 partial monkeypatch
 def set_pos(self):
 self._pos = self._graph.layout(**self._options)
 self._pos = dict((k,(float(v[0]), float(v[1]))) for k,v in
 self._pos.iteritems())
 
 import sage.graphs.graph_plot
 sage.graphs.graph_plot.GraphPlot.set_pos = set_pos
 
 
 which should work around the problem in the meantime, unless this
 coffee hasn't kicked in yet..
 
 
 Doug
 
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[sage-support] edge labels in trees

2011-04-06 Thread Prof. Dr. Ulrich Tipp
I want to show a tree  with edge labels. I tried out

G1 = Graph({1:{5:0},2:{5:1},3:{6:1},4:{7:0},5:{6:0},6:{7:1}})
show(G1,edge_labels=true)
show(G1,layout=tree,edge_labels=true)

In the first graphic the labels are positioned on the edges but in the
second one they are not. Why is this? How can I get it right?

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