On Mar 2, 6:09 am, Phaedon Sinis wrote:
> Thanks Carl,
Hi Phaedon,
> I am pretty sure I used a relative pathname...
No, you didn't: "hg_sage.add('/finance/FinanceDate.py')" - i.e. don't
use the '/' at the start.
> the only command I
> typed was the first line. The "cd" command was produced
Thanks Carl,
I am pretty sure I used a relative pathname... the only command I
typed was the first line. The "cd" command was produced by sage; this
was in fact the only pathname that would actually find the file.
When I use an absolute pathname instead, the error is:
"finance/FinanceDate.py d
On Sun, Mar 1, 2009 at 11:12 PM, Phaedon Sinis wrote:
>
> ---
> sage: hg_sage.add('/finance/FinanceDate.py')
> Adding file /finance/FinanceDate.py
> cd "/Users/phaedonsinis/sage/devel/sage" && hg add "/finance/
> FinanceDate.py"
> abort: /finance/FinanceDate.py not under root
> -
Hi Michael,
Thanks for your help & patience.
I tried the first option, but it didn't work, so I deleted my entire
sage install and downloaded the binary again from the website.
Now I have sage installed and working, but "sage -upgrade" gave me the
following warning:
---
* This
On Mar 1, 9:40 pm, Phaedon Sinis wrote:
Hi Phaedon,
> I just upgraded my installation of sage, using "sage -upgrade", and
> now my sage-finance-test clone won't work. I followed the directions
> to run %upgrade, deleted the indicated file manually, and reran it...
> and it continues to throw
