Thanks, you do a great job anyway.
> Help is welcome! We just don't have the time to
I've no idea how to do that is there some description available.
Can it be accomplished by direct singular C-function calls as
described here?
http://www.sagemath.org/doc/reference/sage/libs/singular/function.h
Well, the examples i've seen of @interact allow input at the beginning
of a process such as a loop. That's great but my students were making
a rock, scissors, paper, lizard, Spock game where they wanted to have
a computer player vs a human player. The program needs to stop after
every round
>Still, I have an other suggestion that I postponed until this more
>presing problem is solved but that I may come up with now.
>Readability woulb be enhanced bystructuring the text in sections and
>subsections. This could be accomplished by JaveScript too.
On Mar 24, 9:48 am, Kamhamea wrote:
> T
On Mar 24, 9:45 am, Kamhamea wrote:
> The command
> T = RealDistribution('distribution_name', [a, b])
> invokes a series of different real distributions. I tested all the
> keywords given in the reference manual. I wonder if other
> distributions can be invoked as GSL has a lot more. Especially
Thanks. An other important enhancement that sometimes increases
readability of worksheeds in education.
K.
On 23 Mrz., 18:35, mhampton wrote:
> Sounds like Mike's suggestion worked for you, but in some use cases
> its nice to be able to hide input cells. You can do that by putting
> %hide or %h
The command
T = RealDistribution('distribution_name', [a, b])
invokes a series of different real distributions. I tested all the
keywords given in the reference manual. I wonder if other
distributions can be invoked as GSL has a lot more. Especially I'm
interested in binomial that is explained here
On 3 mar, 00:27, "A. Jorge Garcia" wrote:
> Speaking of input, is there anyway to use the input() function from
> python in a SAGE notebook cell?
Would @interact work for you?
http://wiki.sagemath.org/interact
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