2010/1/16 Shing Hing Man :
> Hi,
> In a Sage session (within notebook or command console) , how to
> list all the loaded objects and how to remove them from the session ?
Use show_identifiers and reset:
sage: X = 10
sage: show_identifiers()
['X', 'Out', 'variables', 'In', 'view_all']
sage: res
PS:
On 17 Jan., 01:03, Simon King wrote:
> Concerning "remove from the session": See
> http://docs.python.org/library/gc.html
>...
> But that't the job of Python's garbage collector!
> In other words, I think there is no need to actively remove anything.
That said: The above reference is just m
Hi Shing!
On 16 Jan., 18:18, Shing Hing Man wrote:
> Hi,
> In a Sage session (within notebook or command console) , how to
> list all the loaded objects and how to remove them from the session ?
AFAIK, it is the same as in Python, so, if you need references, it
would be the Python documenta
Hi,
In a Sage session (within notebook or command console) , how to
list all the loaded objects and how to remove them from the session ?
I would like to reuse a connection using the simple server API. From
time to time, I need to clear loaded objects in the session.
Thanks in advance for any
On 16 Sty, 12:35, Minh Nguyen wrote:
> Hi,
Thanks a lot!
Kazek
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Hi,
On Sat, Jan 16, 2010 at 9:38 PM, Kakaz wrote:
> I would like to ask: how to create in Sage table of numbers with
> three indexes, something like C[i,j,k]?
Sage is based on Python, so creating multidimensional tables in Sage
is similar to how you would do it in Python. You can do it using li
