Hi,
I've just been hit by a quite annoying bug, a minimal example of which is
sage: r, b = var('r b', domain='real')
sage: s = function('a', latex_name=r'\alpha')(r)
sage: latex(s)
\alpha\left(r\right)
sage: latex(s.simplify())
a\left(r\right)
sage: s - s.simplify()
a(r) - a(r)
sage:
Tue 2018-11-13 17:31:47 UTC+1, James Womack:
> I am right to think that installing packages in this way requires
> that I have compiled Sage Math from source? In that case,
> I may need to switch from the binary version in the Ubuntu
> repositories back to compiling from source.
If I understand
On 14/11/2018 11:53, James Womack wrote:
Thanks. I actually decided to go ahead and build from source. It's a
good excuse to get the latest stable version and avoids permissions
issues when adding optional components --- I can install in a directory
owned by a normal user.
Perhaps in future,
Thanks. I actually decided to go ahead and build from source. It's a good
excuse to get the latest stable version and avoids permissions issues when
adding optional components --- I can install in a directory owned by a
normal user.
Perhaps in future, optional packages could be made available
