OK OK, no need to apologize :)
Thank you very much guys. I will try and teach myself about this trac
server you mentioned, so that if I ever spot a bug again I will be
able to deal with it better.
All the best,
Alessandro
On 5 Apr, 14:25, Sébastien Labbé wrote:
> Hello Alessandro,
>
> Sorry for
27;))
False
even though conjugacy is an equivalence relation. Again, the problem
here is that "-1" mistake in the conjugate_position method. It is just
a small change, and this group is the only place I know for proposing
it.
Thanks
Alessandro
On 21 Mar, 16:11, Alessandro De Luca wrote
09:35, "Nicolas M. Thiery"
wrote:
> Hi Alessandro,
>
> On Sun, Mar 20, 2011 at 05:48:22PM -0700, Alessandro De Luca wrote:
> > I am writing because the conjugate_position method (for finite words)
> > is not working the way I expected. I believe that the output for
>
Hi everybody,
I am writing because the conjugate_position method (for finite words)
is not working the way I expected.
I believe that the output for
w.conjugate(-1).conjugate_position(w)
should equal w.length()-1 for all words w on at least two letters.
However, I seem to get no answer, all the
