So the natural thing for Sage would be to implement e.g.:
table(range(100), highlight=is_prime)
On Tuesday, April 7, 2015 at 3:28:10 AM UTC+2, kcrisman wrote:
>
> He showed us that one can consider "the square root of a picture of a
>> siamese cat", but also a nice feature: one can very easil
>
> He showed us that one can consider "the square root of a picture of a
> siamese cat", but also a nice feature: one can very easily display a
> list of objects, some of which are decorated with a frame or a
> background color. This is very useful, I believe, when one looks at a
>
>
Are you
On Saturday, 31 January 2015 16:22:09 UTC-5, Dr. David Kirkby (Kirkby
Microwave Ltd) wrote:
>
> On 22 December 2014 at 00:43, Robert Jacobson > wrote:
> > Hi. I have yet to contribute code to sage, but I think I've found
> something
> > easy enough for me to start with. I'd like to talk about
Hello everybody,
During Sage Days 66, Erik Rowland gave us an overview of what working
with Mathematica looks like.
He showed us that one can consider "the square root of a picture of a
siamese cat", but also a nice feature: one can very easily display a
list of objects, some of which are decorat
$ git fetch trac e070dd191bb189b83bae5a2a5c12bf4d70981040
>From trac.sagemath.org:sage
* branche070dd191bb189b83bae5a2a5c12bf4d70981040 -> FETCH_HEAD
$ echo $?
0
Interesting, I get return code 0. Did it actually fetch anything (ie.
FETCH_HEAD is set)? Why didn't it print anything to
Hi,
Please consider this question low priority -- I can just directly make
the changes to upgrade sage-6.5 to IPython 3 for now, then wait for
sage-6.6, which should appear any minute now anyways.
That said, shouldn't git fetch trac actually display some sort of
error rather than just exiting wit
I took a not-so clean Sage-6.5 install, installed git-trac (with no
keys or login/password) and tried to check out the code from ticket
17826 (upgrade Ipython). I just get some mysterious errors.How am
I supposed to debug this?
salvus@devel1dc5:/usr/local/sage/current$ git trac checkout 17826
On 2015-04-05 09:44, Simon King wrote:
Seriously? Since when? I always get errors when I forget to cdefine
something that will end up as something that is not of a Python type.
Random example where this is used in Sage: look at
structure/coerce_dict.pyx
cdef int MonoDict_traverse(MonoDict op,
