On Wed, 25 Sep 2013, kcrisman wrote:
This is pretty vague, but ... assuming that you are using the expression
like
a = 2
print a
print a+1
print a+2
print a+3
and a should have been 4, then yes, you would have to evaluate them all.
Sage uses readline, like bash. In bash I can use ! -command:
[jm58660@localhost ~]$ echo a
a
[jm58660@localhost ~]$ echo b
b
[jm58660@localhost ~]$ echo c
c
[jm58660@localhost ~]$ !-3 ; !-2 ; !-1
echo a ; echo b ; echo c
a
b
c
This does not work in Sage (which is good for most of us, I think...).
However, how to enable it? I.e. what in sage is same than set -H in bash?
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Jori Mäntysalo
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