Hi Chris, thanks for helping me. I've just installed git on my machine.
Then i've tried to
download the sympy git version with :
git clone git://github.com/sympy/sympy.git
seems that all is OK. But when I tried (from the same directory
I 've launched the first git command) :
> git remot
> Did I miss something ?
Nope, There is a typo in above instructions, replace "smicbr" with "smichr".
On 3 December 2014 at 14:52, wrote:
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> Hi Chris, thanks for helping me. I've just installed git on my machine.
> Then i've tried to
> download the sympy git version with :
>
> git clone git:
OK Thanks. Still having some problems with the git instructions
suggested above (seems that I should learn git a little) I finally
do this :
git clone git://github.com/smichr/sympy.git
Hoping it contains the last Chris modifications (maybe not ?).
Then I 've installed this new sympy
I have custom latex printing working for galgebra in "ipython notebook",
but it does not work in "ipython qtconsole" (latex printing of sympy
classes does work). When I try to print latex in qtconsole the ascii
expression for the latex is displayed. When using qtconsole should
something diffe
Could you do `print filldedent(R);print filldedent(L)` so I can see what
the expressions are that you are trying to solve?
On Tuesday, December 2, 2014 8:44:33 AM UTC-6, bruno@gmail.com wrote:
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> Hi all,
>
> I am new to sympy (and to symbolic computations...) and I meet a problem
>
Hi I am new to sympy .I study Computer Science and Engineering in Indian
Institue of Technology,Guwahati. I like python and maths. Also I liked
concept of symbolic mathematics of sympy. I want to contribute to sympy.
After reading some posts and articles I came to know that github is used
to m
