To answer one of my issues..
I figured out how to get the buttons to delete more than one vertex in
your html example. I used this code...
'subgraph_vertices=vertices.difference
([to_delete,to_delete2,to_delete3,to_delete4])' and it seems to work
nicely. Does this seem like the best solution?
I already took the plunge! I am running a new calculus lab for my AP
Calculus BC students next year where they will be using Sage every day!
HTH,
A. Jorge Garcia
http://calcpage.tripod.com
Teacher & Professor
Applied Mathematics, Physics & Computer Science
Baldwin Senior High School & Nassau Co
Great work guys! I will do what I can to get some high school math
teachers to 'take the plunge' and start exploring. I'm sure they will
appreciate these groups and how helpful you all are!
Tom
On Aug 14, 7:44 pm, J Elaych wrote:
> Awesome! I used a sage notebook hooked up to a video project
1. Rado Kirov's javascript version to create/manipulate a graph is
awesome - that would be an excellent thing to insert into Sage. (says
he who doesn't know how to program) - very young students could work
with that and then progress up to 'the code'. In fact, just using the
page referenced abov