I tried to do sage upgrade, everything appeared to succeed but when I
try to start sage I get.
Traceback (most recent call
last)
/home/jkantor/sage-1.4/local/bin/ in ()
/home/jkantor/sage-1.4/local/lib/python2.5/site-packages/sage/all_cmdline.py
in ()
> 1 from sage.all import *
You need to delete all the interrupt.h files under the
devel/sage/sage
tree. This should be done automatically by the upgraded script,
at least in sage-1.5.1.2. But you can easily do it manually,
then type "sage -ba":
rm -f */interrupt.h */*/interrupt.h */*/*/interrupt.h */*/*/*/interrupt.
That worked, thanks.
Josh
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Martin,
The short answer is that the graph code in sage right now doesn't have
any options to tweak the automatic spring layout. In other words, my
wrapping isn't done. You can, however, reach through to NetworkX as in
the following example. Suppose I have some graph G:
G = graphs.RandomGNP(27,.
What is the proper way to add a file to the codebase? I create,
hg_sage.add(), hg_sage.commit(), sage -b, etc but the changes are not
reflected in the build directory. Same with deletion -- what is the
proper way to delete a file?
Thanks,
Nick
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Hi everyone,
I'm having trouble testing functions in misc/*, running a fairly
heavily modded sage-alpha8. Everything in rings/* works fine. If I
copy the file misc/.doctest/sageinspect.py to
rings/.doctest/sageinspect.py, everything works fine.
The error log is:
~/Devel/sage/devel/sage-was/sa
I noticed that the documentation format doesn't contain a 'see
also-section'. When using a CAS I always think such sections to be very
useful, because it often provides a convenient method for finding the
function I'm looking for.
Maybe there is a good reason that they are not there, but at the m
Martin wrote (on trac #185):
"On my P4 so as my P3 system whenever I undertake a long calculation using the
notebook the polling for results takes way too much cputime. I guess it's
caused by a very high polling frequency. top output follows:
martin25 0 125m 36m 9.8m R 80 2.4
On Fri, 15 Dec 2006 16:23:57 -0800, Iftikhar Burhanuddin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>
> While we are on the subject of logos, I propose that since SAGE is
> becoming multifaceted, moving beyond system, algebra, geometry and
> exprimentation, SAGE should be rechristened as SAGE the word (and
> no
Hi Georg,
This is only somewhat on topic. I've been rewriting the scripts that
generate the reference, and my understanding is that there is no
'documentation format'; there are a series of loosely followed
conventions.
My changes will typeset any UPCASE: heading in a somewhat sensible
manner,
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