https://www.sagemath.org/download.html).
> Under Windows your files are stored into c:\user\yourname\...
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> *Objet: *[sage-support] Using SageM
After Googling and checking the resources suggested I have not found
answers to two simple questions about SageMath:
(1) Can I run this offline?
(2) Where are my worksheets stored and can I back them up?
Thanks for any hints.
-- Lou Pecora
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Thanks to both Nathan and kcrisman. I agree, put it in the FAQ. -- Lou
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Thank you, kcrisman. That worked perfectly.
On Friday, December 12, 2014 11:15:56 AM UTC-5, LouP wrote:
>
> Runing Sage 6.4.1 on a MacBook Pro, OS X 10.9 (but the problems below
> happen on all other Macs running 10.6 for example (with appropriate Sage
> versions).
>
> I can
Runing Sage 6.4.1 on a MacBook Pro, OS X 10.9 (but the problems below
happen on all other Macs running 10.6 for example (with appropriate Sage
versions).
I cannot plot from Sage to a window using a Python script, but I can in a
Sage session. If I use the code,
adj= [[0,0,0,1],[0,0,0,1],[0,
I cannot plot from Sage to a window using a Python script, but I can in a
Sage session. If I use the code,
adj= [[0,0,0,1],[0,0,0,1],[0,0,0,1],[1,1,1,0]]
M = Matrix(Adjls) # Convert to Sage matrix
D= Graph(M)
D.show()
in a Python script I do not get a plot from show(), although all the
Runing Sage 6.4.1 on a MacBook Pro, OS X 10.9 (but the problems below
happen on all other Macs running 10.6 for example (with appropriate Sage
versions).
I usually use Sage from a Python script. And I use the Python and
packages/libraries provided in Sage. When using plotting calls in
Mat
Hi, Jim,
Thanks for the reply. I tried your suggestions (below), but I am having
trouble running from a script, not the Sage or iPython interface for which
TKAgg works fine. As for the script trials I did, #1 doesn't work for
either pylab plot or D.show() (a Sage Graph plot). #2 is not releva
I am having problems with matplotlib, Sage plotting and, apparently,
backends. I have installed Sage 6.2 on my Mac Book Pro (system 10.6) (I
just upgraded from Sage 4.2). I have removed all copies of matplotlibrc
from my computer except for the file buried in Sage-6.2/.../mpl_data/. All
cho
If you're getting X11 windows and dialogs instead of Apple's Aqua
interface, you probably have non-Apple Tcl and Tk Frameworks
installed. To solve the problem you can just remove the non-Apple Tcl
& Tk frameworks and reinstall SAGE. SAGE will pick up the Apple Tcl &
Tk frameworks and thereafter u
> I'd ask on the (Mac)Python lists to see if anyone knows how to compile
> Python to get the native tk dialogs instead of X11.
>
> - Robert
I did that, Robert, and I've posted the solution in a separate thread
on this support group. Thanks for your help. I give you credit in my
post.
-- Lou Pe
I have an installation of SAGE (from source) on my Mac laptop in which
using the tcl/tk library to plot (using TKAgg backend) or call tk file
open/save dialogs calls the X11 versions and not the native Mac
versions of dialogs and windows. I want to get the Mac versions.
I posted about this on thi
One more thing. I have exactly the same sage-4.6 package installed on
my Mac Pro desktop, but with system 10.4 (rather than 10.6 on my
laptop). There sage TKAgg plotting and tk dialogs bring up Mac
versions, not X11. This just leads to more head scratching on my
part, but I offer it for conside
On Jan 21, 3:46 pm, Robert Bradshaw
wrote:
> On Fri, Jan 21, 2011 at 12:28 PM, LouP wrote:
>
> > I have more information. I ran my script using the pre-installed
> > python 2.6 framework on my Mac and the Mac version of the dialogs was
> > used (which is what
I have more information. I ran my script using the pre-installed
python 2.6 framework on my Mac and the Mac version of the dialogs was
used (which is what I want), but when I use the sage installed python
I still get the X11 dialogs. More interesting is that I replaced all
the files in the lib-t
I have SAGE 4.6 on my Mac OS X 10.6 Mac Book Pro. Before I installed
SAGE I installed the Tk-Tcl libraries as I was advised. Now when I
plot (matplotlib with TKAgg backend) or open a file dialog box with
Easy GUI (which uses tkFileDialog.askopenfilename(...) from the TK
library X11 starts up and
Thank you, Mr. Drake. I looked at the ticket and understand some of
it. I hope it can be fixed. For now I'll have to put my scripts in
non-white-space and non-ascii paths. -- Lou P
On Feb 18, 9:32 pm, Dan Drake wrote:
> On Fri, 19 Feb 2010 at 11:17AM +0900, Dan Drake wrote:
> > I worked on t
I can run my python scripts using the SAGE python using the
recommended she-bang
#!/usr/bin/env sage -python
as the first line. But if the path to the script has white space or
non-ascii characters I get an error message like,
/Applications/sage-4.3.2/local/bin/sage-sage: line 876: [: too
A few weeks ago I posted a problem with Mac OS X with matplotlib in
the SAGE distribution in which attempting to import pylab gave an
error message which stated that there was an import error and the
module _tkagg could not be found. The problem appears to be with
matplotlib (I'm not clear about th
I installed SAGE from a binary dowload on my Mac Book Pro (OS X 10.4,
Intel 32 bit chip). In testing it out I have several problems with
pylab which I use a lot and which I thought was part of the SAGE
package.
1) Pylab can't find the _tkagg module. Error msg:
ImportError: No module named _tkag
nd Tk, respectively. Once I did
that, TkAgg built cleanly and my 'matplotlib' build/install went
fine. I think the same thing would probably work inside sage if one
is willing to do some hand editing.
On Dec 25, 12:11 pm, LouP wrote:
> I just installed SAGE on my Mac Book Pro (OS X
I just installed SAGE on my Mac Book Pro (OS X 10.4, Intel chip). The
install seemed to go well, but when I try to import pylab I get the
following error:
/Applications/sage/local/lib/python2.6/site-packages/matplotlib/
backends/tkagg.py in ()
2 import Tkinter as Tk
3
4 def blit
Thanks, Mike. Sage appears to be an amazing package. Very impressive
from the little I've tried so far.
-- Lou Pecora
On Nov 12, 12:37 pm, "Mike Hansen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello Lou,
>
> All of Sage's Python stuff exists independently of the system-wide
> Python and shouldn't have an
(I posted this on the discussion forum. I don't know which one is the
right one to ask this on. Apologies if this is not the appropriate
forum.)
I am interested in trying Sage and have a question about the Python
that comes with the Sage installation. If this is not the proper
forum for this qu
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