On 01/04/2013 07:30 PM, John Cremona wrote:
I am working on a paper which establishes some theoretical results and
gives some algorithms for things which were implemented in Sage, and
have been included in Sage for 2-3 years. The paper contains some
worked examples, and I have a Sage worksheet which contains these
examples together with a brief commentary. It has been suggested to
me that having the worksheet available would be helpful to the referee
or the readers or both (though the journal which this has been
provisionally accepted in is not primarily a computational one).
What's the recommended way to do this? It's no good my publishing my
worksheet on our own Sage server since that is behind a firewall.
Could I copy it to www.sagemath.org and publish it from there? Is
that permanent enough? And/or, since the paper is on ArXiV (it is ,
but currently being revised) I coud upload there either the .sws file
and/or the pdf version of it (the latter so people without Sage can
see the worksheet if not run it for themselves)?
Have others found a good solution to this?
John
I just convert my worksheets to .sage files and put it on github. You
can link to the raw files, and you can put up specific instructions how
to run the files, etc., by writing a README file.
If you want to do any modifications later, you can simply update the
file and then you also have a git history to keep track of your changes.
I suppose you could also put up the sws files, but then they won't be
easily readable (partly because some OSs won't recognize them as
archives). Moreover, people might not have a sage server ready to
check/import your work.
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