Hi,
I continued working on the problem. And I found a solution. Here's
what I was looking for:
sage: D=dsage.start_all()
sage: def f(n,m):
... return n*m
...
sage: R=D.map(f, [1,2,3,4,5], [0,1,2,3,4])
This actually does what I want.
The error message was confusing me. Would it be
On Feb 13, 1:06 pm, ThePriest wrote:
Hi,
> So I found an easy exemple:
>
> Script.py contains:
>
> def f(n):
> return n*n
> _
>
> D=dsage.start_all()
>
> from Script import *
>
> R=D.eval_function(f,((4,{}), job_name='square')
>
> This give me the exact same error, what should I d
So I found an easy exemple:
Script.py contains:
def f(n):
return n*n
_
D=dsage.start_all()
from Script import *
R=D.eval_function(f,((4,{}), job_name='square')
This give me the exact same error, what should I do?
On 13 fév, 12:08, ThePriest wrote:
> D=dsage.start_all()
>
> fr
