I've tried replacing character codes for default mode in
src/interp/i-output.boot from cp850 to UTF-8
I couldn't get what is the correct way to indicate unicode hex codes in
lisp, so I just used decimal versions. That works at least with sbcl:
http://hpaste.org/44738/fricas_and_unicode
That "out
I have now updated MathML format and also did a few changes to
TeX and Texmacs format. The changes should fix few
problems. First, long standing problem with missing
parenthesis. Second, most relational operators were
missing -- I have added them. Third, MathML used
(sub)string match to parse O
Well, it looks like it is IBM850 indeed, but setting character
encoding in terminal emulator is not enough (at least for gnome
terminal and konsole).
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I thought I can just set certain character encoding in gnome terminal
(or other terminal emulator) to have this. But what encoding does "IBM
extended ASCII character set" stand for? I've checked it's not IBM850.
That was a special extended character set only available on particular
IBM workstat
And a little question about output. In Axiom book it is said that
> The characters used for the matrix brackets above are rather ugly. You get
> this character set when you issue )set output characters plain. This
> character set should be used when you are running on a machine that does not
>
Martin,
I find this discussion a bit lengthy. There is seemingly a big gap
between you and the way how programming in SPAD works.
There is an IRC channel #axiom-developer at irc.freenode.net. So if we
can agree on some time, I'll be there to chat with you. (I'm
unfortunately not always logge
Bill,
> Are we reading the same page? Why do you say there is a single node type?
Sorry, I think I'm with you now.
There are a couple of issues that I would like to make sure I
understand.
I think that the first is, I think, a minor issues. That is I would to
change from a binary tree to a mor
