On Apr 1, 9:54 am, bill purvis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Mar 30, 2008, at 19:37 , William Stein wrote:> Hello folks,
>
> > Sage 2.11 has been released on March 30th, 2008. It is available at
>
> > http://sagemath.org/download.html
>
> Built on my poor little laptop. Toshiba - 2.9G
Actually, the 'evaluate' link is 100% not working on Internet
Explorer!
Every time it fails. That's a good reason to install Firefox on
Windows :-)
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I've just taken a break from trying to debug the problem where
notebook fails
to respond to clicks on 'evaluate' to try out some bits of Sage that
I'd not
yet used: symbolic algebra.
I had typed in a simple bit of code
{{{
var('a'); var('b'); var('c')
|
}}}
{{{
c = pi - a - b
|
}}}
The first cell
I've been doing some more investigating this problem. William has
reported it in Opera and I've
just been testing using Internet Explorer (yuk). I started Wireshark
(used to be called Ethereal)
to monitor traffic between my rarely-used Windows box and my Linux
laptop which is running
the notebook
Further info: I've retried it a large number of times and it only
happens occasionally.
It's not related to any particular cell or content as I have seen it
on several
different cells during this testing.
I managed to grab a copy of 'view page source' while it was hung up
but can't
see anything ob
I've just got round to using the notebook under 2.10.alpha4 and find
that
my problem about cells occasionally not evaluating is still happening
there. I checked the Firefox error console and note that there is
an error message there which says:
async_callback is not defined
although it must be o
Something weird going on. It's now started working!
The cell was way down on a worksheet and I wondered if that had
anything to do with it
so I moved the statement to the top cell and re-ran it and it was OK
there.
Then I moved down to the bottom again and it now works there also.
Looks like it m
OK, I've just opened a new worksheet, typed 2+2 into the cell and then
clicked
on 'evaluate'. Nothing appeared, cursor disappeared.
Cleared error log (which had quite a few moans about things from
groups.google.com),
returned to worksheet and clicked in the cell, then on evaluate. This
time it wo
Using my recently installed 2.10.alpha1 version I noted that the
active cell now has an
'evaluate' label below it. This seemd to work fine OK, but as I have
used it a bit more it
sometimes leaves me in an odd state - no cursor, no green bar to show
evaluation.
Clicking on the cell and pressing se
Having said the above - I now find that the notebook doesn't start up.
Invoking
sage -notebook >notebook.log 2>&1 &
starts up a process in the background OK, but nothing appears on my
browser (Firefox) as it
did under previous release. Checking notebook.log I found:
2008/01/13 17:53 +0100 [
Just a belated report on 2.10.alpha1. Built and installed on my Equium
laptop: Intel Celeron 2.93GHz processor,
512 Mb memory, running Ubuntu 7.04. All built OK, but I've lost the
timing info (it did seem to take a long time).
Ran 'make test' which took 4831.9 seconds, but reported the above
erro
Somewhat belated report - I've built 2.10.alpha1 and, apart from the
above bug reported by Jaap, all looks
fine on my Ubuntu 7.04 system. It took quite a long time to build, but
unfortunately I've lost the timing!
I ran 'make test' and got the above bug. Managed to locate the ticket
(eventually) a
Here's a plea to whoever last maintained the mwrank-python (why do I
always type pythin?) interface:
Please can you explain to me how it fits together? I can follow the
Python so far but cannot see how
the arguments get passed between the Python bits and the C++ code.
What is that bit of C++
in ..
On Nov 21, 10:59 pm, "John Cremona" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> William suggested that I wrote a paragraph or two describing what
> would be involved for the S-integralpoints implementation. I have
> not done so yet, but this email might contain enough to get someone
> started, I spent some tim
John,
I know about the GPL, but I always like to ask first! :-)
I had downloaded the binary-only version, and found the .spkg file,
but it's been replaced with a short
text which says that it's just there as a place-holder.
I've downloaded the full source now, thank goodness I'm on broadband.
Yo
John,
I'm interested in doing some work in this. I've just had a test run
of
point-search and would like to look at the source if that's OK.
The version of Sage I installed doesn't include the source so I
thought
I'd look on the Sage website, but can't locate it there either.
Am I looking in the w
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