Re: [sage-devel] gap_packages

2025-04-25 Thread enriqu...@gmail.com
I found a way to pass options to functions in gap (looking at the use of function_factory in permgroup.py); I guess it can be improved and I do not know how to make it more useful. I put an example. In LINS package there is a function called LowIndexNormalSubs; without options, applied to a grou

Re: [sage-devel] gap_packages

2025-03-29 Thread enriqu...@gmail.com
Thank you. I have a couple of installations, one with system gap (with package browser), the other one gap is inside sage. Loading ctbllib is possible in both cases but it only loads browse in the first case. Anyway, it seems better to exclude xgap and browse (which do not seem very useful in s

Re: [sage-devel] gap_packages

2025-03-27 Thread Antonio Rojas
The browse package is also causing trouble, simply having it installed makes doctesting hang (as it is automatically loaded by the standard ctbllib package if present). El jueves, 27 de marzo de 2025 a las 1:22:09 UTC+1, François Bissey escribió: > the xgap package was the guilty party causing

Re: [sage-devel] gap_packages

2025-03-26 Thread François Bissey
the xgap package was the guilty party causing trouble if my memory serves me right from all those years ago. It was automatically loaded too. I cannot remember how I figured it out now. xgap would not load by itself these days, if it still exists. François On 27/03/2025 09:19, enriqu...@gmail.

[sage-devel] gap_packages

2025-03-26 Thread enriqu...@gmail.com
I have opened https://github.com/sagemath/sage/pull/39783. The immediate goal is to add a recent gap package. There are several points tangentially related with this PR that I wanted to share to the community: 1. Is there a reason to do not add some other packages? Long time ago, I think