OK, so the problem seems to be that I am trying to deprecate an internal
class. So,
old_class = deprecated_function_alias(123456,new_class)
does not work. I also can't use
old_class =
deprecated_function_alias(123456,sage.combinat.my_module.new_class)
inside sage.combinat.my_module as this cr
strange fast_float (?) bug:
>
> On 2012-08-15, P Purkayastha wrote:
>> On 08/15/2012 10:58 PM, Dima Pasechnik wrote:
>>> On 2012-08-15, P Purkayastha wrote:
On 08/15/2012 01:47 PM, Dima Pasechnik wrote:
> The following produces a nice plot, all the way down to the horisontal
> axis:
Hello,
I've had some issues recently with PolyBoRi. I'm fairly certain that the
code computing an ideal contains a memory leak. Part of my code is as
follows. Here T is a data structure storing an nxnxm tensor over GF(2) as a
list of nxn matrices, and vec is a vector of length m over GF(2).
n, m
On Aug 15, 5:48 am, Simon King wrote:
> Anyway, I'd be glad if someone could review #715, #11521, #12313 and
> #13370...
I'm trying! In the process, I think I might have found a useful
debugtool. In sage.structure.coerce_dict, I have added:
cpdef refcache():
"""
for debug reasons only! A
Thanks Simon. Actually, this was the first thing that I tried:
SemistandardTableaux_nmu=deprecated_function_alias(9265,SemistandardTableaux_size_evaluation)
but it leads to the error:
sage: sage.combinat.tableau.SemistandardTableaux_nmu(4,[2,1])
ERROR: An unexpected error occurred while tokenizi
PS:
On 2012-08-15, Simon King wrote:
> sage: B = deprecated_function_alias(12345, A)
> sage: B()
> ...:1: DeprecationWarning: B is deprecated. Please use A instead.
> See http://trac.sagemath.org/12345 for details.
> #!/usr/bin/env python
><__main__.A instance at 0x449d098>
But I guess the cav
Hi Andrew,
On 2012-08-15, Andrew Mathas wrote:
> I tried:
>
> sage: old_class = deprecated_function_alias(123456,new_class.__init__)
>
> and some variations on this but they all gave the error
Classes are callable, and apparently one wants to deprecate the callable.
Hence, the following seems to
Hi,
I want to rename a class, and deprecate the old class name, but it seems
that this isn't so easy within the deprecation framework.
I tried:
sage: old_class = deprecated_function_alias(123456,new_class.__init__)
and some variations on this but they all gave the error
AttributeError: The na
Great, thanks, it worked!
Could someone change the README.txt from
"On recent Debian or Ubuntu systems (in particular Ubuntu 12.04
"Precise"), you need the dpkg-dev package."
to
"On recent Debian or Ubuntu systems (in particular Ubuntu 12.04
"Precise"), you need the dpkg-dev and libssl-
On 2012-08-15, Simon King wrote:
> I have created #13370...
... which now needs review.
It fixes one leak that has not be fixed in #715, #12215, #11521 and
#12313, and it improves some benchmark for computing echelon forms
(which should be interesting, given the original reason for this
thread).
2012/8/15 Stan
> If it is not a good idea to re-run make in the failed folder and making a
> fresh copy of the code files would be better, please let me know.
AFAIK that shouldn't cause problems, however you should save a bit of time
because of some already compiled files.
--
*Andrea Lazzarot
Thanks for the quick reply, Jeroen!
After a long fight with unresolvable dependencies, I finally managed to
install libssl-dev and now repeated the make command. Will post later if it
worked. If it is not a good idea to re-run make in the failed folder and
making a fresh copy of the code files w
Robert Bradshaw writes:
> On Mon, Aug 13, 2012 at 11:58 PM, Marco Streng wrote:
>> 2012/8/14 Robert Bradshaw :
>>> Volkers point is right on: the patchbot is purely advisory.
>>
>> Then I suggest a small change to the patchbot.
>>
>> iirc, the patchbot (and its blob on trac) shows a huge "plugin
Hi!
I have created #13370. My plan is to remove all calls to is_Field(R) and
replace them by "R in Fields()". This mainly concerns sage/schemes.
Using is_Field will be deprecated. A non-deprecated version will be
called _is_Field, and will (still) be used in Fields().__contains__.
The important po
PS:
On 2012-08-15, Simon King wrote:
> Alternatively, one could try to use the category framework in a nasty
> way: If "R in Fields()" returns True, then R.category() is refined to a
> sub-category of Fields(). In that way, is_Field(R) would only be called
> in the first instance of "R in Fields(
Hi Nils,
On 2012-08-15, Nils Bruin wrote:
> I think I have identified this mysterious object. I think it's
>
> sage/rings/ring.pyx:1926
>
> cdef dict _is_Field_cache = {}
>
> as introduced in
>
> http://trac.sagemath.org/sage_trac/ticket/11900
>
> with author listed Simon King :-)
Oops.
> DONT
> #The mysterious object is now L[0] and the next line shows that it
> doesn't really have a reference (the only one being the list L which
> we have just created)
I think I have identified this mysterious object. I think it's
sage/rings/ring.pyx:1926
cdef dict _is_Field_cache = {}
as introduce
Hi Rita,
On 14 August 2012 12:07, Rita Morgan wrote:
> Thanks for the response. Is it possible to have sage make look at other
> locations for these libraries? Instead of looking at /usr/... can they look
> at /software/ ... Also, why wont they package these dependencies?
Sage is packaged as a
On 2012-08-15 09:01, Stan wrote:
> Dear all,
>
> Here is another failure to compile sage 5.2, this time on Ubuntu 12.04,
> 64 bit: Error installing package sagenb-0.9.1
You need to install the libssl-dev package on your system.
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Hi Nils,
On 2012-08-15, Nils Bruin wrote:
> Interesting data point: The echelonization isn't important. It's the
> creation of a non-square matrix space that seems to cement the
> integermodring in memory.
That is interesting indeed (and surprising to me, because I'd rather
expect that the categ
Dear all,
Here is another failure to compile sage 5.2, this time on Ubuntu 12.04, 64
bit: Error installing package sagenb-0.9.1
Below, I pasted the first and last lines of sagenb-0.9.1.log, hope it is
helpful:
sagenb-0.9.1
Extracting package
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