"Page, Bill" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
| On Tuesday, April 04, 2006 10:56 PM Gabriel Dos Reis wrote:
| > ...
| > Somehow I understood that the "wider" public will see only
| > the two-month interval, while the developers could see
| > immediate patches (I'm mostly initerested in the other
| > ch
On Tuesday, April 04, 2006 10:56 PM Gabriel Dos Reis wrote:
> ...
> Somehow I understood that the "wider" public will see only
> the two-month interval, while the developers could see
> immediate patches (I'm mostly initerested in the other
> changes that were suggested and applied, not in the "end
root <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
| it's still at patch-47.
| updates are done on a best-effort, two-month interval.
| i've been heavily buried in work, working hard on the
| maple integration-bug study, and dealing with an
| evolving personal issue which has caused a lag.
| i'm in the process o
it's still at patch-47.
updates are done on a best-effort, two-month interval.
i've been heavily buried in work, working hard on the
maple integration-bug study, and dealing with an
evolving personal issue which has caused a lag.
i'm in the process of creating a new patch now.
testing is going
root <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
| patch applied.
| fixed in the next release.
Thanks!
Is there a way to have the revision number (version number?) at which
the trunk is on a daily basis? I find that to be a very useful
functionality for tracking the various branches and revisions (and
checking
Dear Martin:
Martin Rubey wrote:
> The general case
>
> We have a category A with an operation op: % -> %. However, there are natural
> subdomains of domains of A, which are no longer closed under op.
>
> Can you propose a "natural" hierarchy of categories for this situation? Since
> this occu
On 04/04/2006 10:11 AM, Martin Rubey wrote:
Example 1, Matroids
A "matroid" is a mathematical structure with one very, very important
operation, namely "dualizing" which transforms a given matroid into
another. Thus, one is tempted to have a category "MatroidCat", which exports an
operation "d
"Christian Aistleitner" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Dear Martin,
>
> > We have a category A with an operation op: % -> %. However, there are
> > natural
> > subdomains of domains of A, which are no longer closed under op.
>
> if I understood you correctly, you did not mean "closed under op"
On 4 Apr 2006, Martin Rubey wrote:
Hi Martin,
a quite interesting question...
> The general case
>
> We have a category A with an operation op: % -> %. However, there are natural
> subdomains of domains of A, which are no longer closed under op.
>
> Can you propose a "natural" hierarchy of categ
Dear Antoine,
see SandBoxSpad.
"Antoine Hersen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> All my map trouble come from the fact that I tried to use map to change type
>
> map( A -> B , List A ) -> List B
Using hyperdoc, you find that this kind of map is provided by ListFunctions2:
click Browse
enter ma
Dear all,
I will first describe my problem with two examples occurring in practice, and
finally try to give a more abstract description. The question is, how to
structure categories in these cases.
Example 1, Matroids
A "matroid" is a mathematical structure with one very, very important
operatio
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