> Well, that's the thing; once one downloads the new VMWare image and
> tries to put the worksheets back where they belong, one still needs to
> look for them by hand, which of course would take an insane amount of
> time - unless I'm missing something. So upgrading on VMWare is sort
> of like mo
> Odd, this discussion ended somehow on sage-devel, too.
Sorry for spamming. That was initially intentional, as I was also
asking about a timeline, if it existed, for fixing this, which I
didn't think was a support issue per se.
> Anyway: in this context upgrade == download new VMWare image of
Thanks a lot! Worked perfectly for me.
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On Sep 2, 2:44 pm, Marshall Hampton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm a little confused - I upgrade my sage version often in the middle
> of semesters. Since the notebook lives in a seperate directory it
> shouldn't be a problem.
>
> Perhaps my confusion is related to the VMWare server, because
I'm a little confused - I upgrade my sage version often in the middle
of semesters. Since the notebook lives in a seperate directory it
shouldn't be a problem.
Perhaps my confusion is related to the VMWare server, because I don't
use that. I thought you could upgrade those though.
-M. Hampton
Marshall Hampton wrote:
> Do these speed up implicit_plot and contour_plot?
I'm pretty sure that implicit_plot and contour_plot already use fast_float.
Jason
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On Sep 2, 12:07 pm, Shan-Ho <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Dear All,
Hi Shan-Ho,
> I am trying to install Sage 3.1.1 (downloaded the source
> tarball) on an AMD Opteron node, running Red Hat Linux
> (Entreprise Level 4.3). I am getting an error configuring
> clisp, the error message is:
>
> con
Do these speed up implicit_plot and contour_plot?
-M. Hampton
On Aug 25, 8:11 pm, "Mike Hansen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> > It would be nice if the plotting functions could be fixed. None of
> > these techniques works (easily) from the user level.
>
> I just put a patch up at #
Dear All,
I am trying to install Sage 3.1.1 (downloaded the source
tarball) on an AMD Opteron node, running Red Hat Linux
(Entreprise Level 4.3). I am getting an error configuring
clisp, the error message is:
configure: error: cannot find sources (lispbibl.d) in
/usr/local/RepeatMasker or ..
Er
2008/9/2 Jason Merrill <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> Be careful with bool. It will return False for equations that may be
> true. Simple example:
>
> sage: bool(x == 0)
> False
>
> I believe in some cases it will return False for equations that are
> actually True if sage doesn't know how to make the
Be careful with bool. It will return False for equations that may be
true. Simple example:
sage: bool(x == 0)
False
I believe in some cases it will return False for equations that are
actually True if sage doesn't know how to make the necessary
simplifications. But if it returns True, you can
We are running a VMWare server for fall classes. However, we have run
into the disturbing problem that if we want to use a newer version of
Sage (such as to get the plotting improvements), we would need to
(quoting William in the earlier version of this thread) "upload them
tediously one by one."
On Sep 2, 8:19 am, "John Cremona" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Putting == between two symbol expressions creates a symbolic equation,
> not a test for equality. There is there fore a difference between
> these:
>
> sage: 3 == 3
> True
> sage: x == x
> x == x
In the same category as the latter:
Putting == between two symbol expressions creates a symbolic equation,
not a test for equality. There is there fore a difference between
these:
sage: 3 == 3
True
sage: x == x
x == x
This behaviour of == is (I think) unique to the symbolic ring in Sage.
You can test for equality like this:
sag
Dear all,
I must be doing something wrong here, but I don't know what. I'm sure
someone will see it straight away:
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| Type notebook() for the GUI, and lice
I found this post when facing a similar problem. In a different post,
I read that any html code can be placed between the cells if we edit
the plain text version of the notebook. However, if I try linking to
an image in my file system, it is not displayed. does not seem to find the file, while th
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