Hi!
On 28 Jun., 17:15, Dag Sverre Seljebotn <da...@student.matnat.uio.no>
wrote:
> I'm not sure what you refer to in the latter paragraph (perhaps it's
> something Sage-specific thing I don't know much about)...
I meant the following:
Assume you have files foo.pyx or bar.py that provide modules for Sage.
In particular, the examples and tests in the doc strings have the
prompt "sage:", not ">>>". Then you can do the doc tests, with Sage's
preparsing (e.g., 3+3 becomes Integer(3)+Integer(3)) and import of
sage.all, by
sage -t foo.pyx
or
sage -t bar.py
on the command line.
The above used to work, in the past. Nowadays, as much as I
understood, "sage -t foo.pyx" will not work if foo.pyx can not be
attached to a Sage session.
Best regards,
Simon
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