Just to clarify, Ivan means that at the top of the worksheet you could do
%auto
gap._eval_using_file_cutoff = 1000
Of course, you'd have to be in "sage" evaluation mode to do this, not
"gap". This might be a good workaround.
Another possible workaround might also be to just indent less, though this
would only work for programs that were very short.
%gap
for n in [1..10] do
for m in [1..10] do
Print(m*n);
Print(" - ");
od;
Print("n");
od;
# works
Truly, it seems not to matter :)
%gap
for n in [1..10] do for m in [1..10] do Print(m*n); Print(" - "); od;
Print("n"); od;
# works
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