Hello to everyone,
I was trying to make some camputational tool for my students, to allow them
to compute powers of matrices quickly. I made a tiny htm page with some
text giving explanations, and the following code embedden in a one-cell
script
DEF=[[0.25,0.55,0.2],[0.35,0.15,0.1],[0.45,0.3,0
I had the very same problem with Moodle2.0
My "solution" is not to wite an html document inside Moodle. Rather, what I
do is write the .html file externally, with Kompozer, then in Moodle i
upload that external file. I don'n know if this works if, for instance you
want to tak profit of the stru
Yes the html editor in moodle escape <
i.e.
if 1<2:
print 'hi'
is converted automatically
if 1<2: print 'hi'
however the code in written with one line, i.e. I am unable to insert
multi-lines using only
Moreover string enclosed with "" does nor work (single quote works)
At the moment
0<= u_i <= l-i
2013/11/13 Juan Grados
> Let be s between 1 and l!-1 an integer value then s can expressed uniquely
> than:
>
> s = u1*(l-1)! + u2*(l-2)!+ ... ul*0
>
> Is there any function to find the values u1, u2, ..., ul in SAGE or python?
>
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On 11/13/13 1:43 PM, Stefan van Zwam wrote:
I'm running into the same problem with Wordpress. When I switch their
TinyMCE editor between "Text" and "Visual" modes, it will add in those tags.
My "solution" is to edit only in Text mode (the Sage boxes are invisible
anyway in Visual mode, which is
On 11/13/13 2:49 PM, mbuffa...@gmail.com wrote:
I follow the suggestion of Jason and remove the script tag
1+2
and it works.
By the way, in moodle the html editor has a raw mode. However as pointed
by Stefan, as soon as I return to the visual mode, the
editor add the [CDATA[ stuff around the sc
On 11/13/13 3:42 PM, mbuffa...@gmail.com wrote:
I want to use the sage cellserver for online course with moodle.
I presently use the sage*cell*.*sagemath*.org, but I want to use my own
sagecell server at the university
Those instructions are old (sorry for not noting it yet). I'm now
runni
I want to use the sage cellserver for online course with moodle.
I presently use the sage*cell*.*sagemath*.org, but I want to use my own
sagecell server at the university
I have try to compile the SAGE cellserver using the
https://github.com/sagemath/sagecell
I successfully compile SAGE 5.10.r
Let be s between 1 and l!-1 an integer value then s can expressed uniquely
than:
s = u1*(l-1)! + u2*(l-2)!+ ... ul*0
Is there any function to find the values u1, u2, ..., ul in SAGE or python?
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MSc. Juan del Carmen Grados V
I want to use the sage cellserver for online course with moodle.
I presently use the sage*cell*.*sagemath*.org, but I want to use my own
sagecell server at the university
I have try to compile the SAGE cellserver using the
https://github.com/sagemath/sagecell
I successfully compile SAGE 5.10.r
I follow the suggestion of Jason and remove the script tag
1+2
and it works.
By the way, in moodle the html editor has a raw mode. However as pointed by
Stefan, as soon as I return to the visual mode, the
editor add the [CDATA[ stuff around the script balise.
As far as I understand, it seams to
I'm running into the same problem with Wordpress. When I switch their
TinyMCE editor between "Text" and "Visual" modes, it will add in those tags.
>
> My "solution" is to edit only in Text mode (the Sage boxes are invisible
anyway in Visual mode, which is complicating things).
See http://matroid
Your build didn't fail in conway_polynomials, that one just fails because
one of the dependencies was not built. Do a make distclean && make -j1 for
a serial build, this will make it easier to diagnose what failed.
On Wednesday, November 13, 2013 8:13:59 AM UTC-8, Kerem Eryilmaz wrote:
>
> Good
Good tip. Here it is:
kerem@linux-kerem:~/build/sage-5.12> ./sage -python
Python 2.7.5 (default, Nov 13 2013, 14:26:19)
[GCC 4.7.2 20130108 [gcc-4_7-branch revision 195012]] on linux2
Type "help", "copyright", "credits" or "license" for more information.
>>> from sage.all import save
Traceback (m
Whats the output of
cd sage-5.12
./sage -python
from sage.all import save
On Wednesday, November 13, 2013 7:12:36 AM UTC-8, Kerem Eryilmaz wrote:
>
> No, I just used the -j8 parameter, removing which changes nothing. My
> installation is not vanilla though, maybe I'll try it on a virtual machi
No, I just used the -j8 parameter, removing which changes nothing. My
installation is not vanilla though, maybe I'll try it on a virtual machine
to make sure it is not some wear-and-tear of my system.
BTW, this is the second time I am writing this, because my reply vanished
after I sent it. Ma
On 2013-11-13 15:51, Kerem Eryilmaz wrote:
Has anybody seen this happen before?
Not as far as I know. Can you think of anything that might be unusual
with your setup (in particular, environment variables).
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I have recently decided to move my daily workflow to SAGE. I am on OpenSUSE
12.3, and trying to build SAGE 5.12 from source. However, the build stops
at "conway_polynomials-0.4.p0" by throwing an import error as you can see
from the logs below.
I am new to SAGE, but based on what I have found o
I have recently decided to move my daily workflow to SAGE. I am on OpenSUSE
12.3, and trying to build SAGE 5.12 from source. However, the build stops
at "conway_polynomials-0.4.p0" complaining that there is no such module
"sage.all".
I am new to SAGE, but based on what I have found online, I th
I have recently decided to move my daily workflow to SAGE. I am on OpenSUSE
12.3, and trying to build SAGE 5.12 from source. However, the build stops at
"conway_polynomials-0.4.p0" complaining that there is no such module "sage.all".
I am new to SAGE, but based on what I have found online, I thi
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