Hi!
Actually, I think the easiest to install gap3 for Sage is using
sage -f http://sage.math.washington.edu/home/nthiery/gap3-jm2.spkg
Best,
Anne
On 3/15/12 10:59 AM, Christian Stump wrote:
> Dear Marc,
>
>> /coxeter_group.py", line 256, in CoxeterGroup
>>assert is_chevie_available()
Never mind, I had named the shellscript
"gap" instead of "gap3".
--Mark
> Can you reconfirm that you can run gap3 from the command line within
> the Sage folder. I wouldn't know anything else necessary, do you
> Nicolas? Next, what happens if you run "gap3.console()" from within
> Sage?
>
> --
>
> I already installed the J-M distro of gap3 and
> it works from the command line,
> but how do I tell sage of its existence?
Can you reconfirm that you can run gap3 from the command line within
the Sage folder. I wouldn't know anything else necessary, do you
Nicolas? Next, what happens if you run
Cristian and Nicolas,
I already installed the J-M distro of gap3 and
it works from the command line,
but how do I tell sage of its existence?
I see that the ticket has a line
sage -i gap3-jm2.spkg
based on an older version.
--Mark
> I have just updated the GAP3 interface ticket description on
Hi,
I have just updated the GAP3 interface ticket description on
http://trac.sagemath.org/sage_trac/ticket/8380
to describe how to install GAP3 (including a link to the spkg based on
Jean-Michel's distribution). Please check!
On Thu, Mar 15, 2012 at 06:59:03PM +0100, Christian S
Dear Marc,
> /coxeter_group.py", line 256, in CoxeterGroup
> assert is_chevie_available()
To use the coxeter groups implementation, you must have gap3 installed
(i.e., typing "gap3" in the command line starts gap3), and the chevie
package available (i.e., typing RequirePackage("chevie") wi
