Don't know if this is related,
but the newest freeze symptom
seem accompanied by the message
PATH/sage/local/lib/python2.6/site-packages/sagenb-0.7.5.1-py2.6.egg/
sagenb/notebook/worksheet.py:1935: exceptions.UnicodeWarning: Unicode
equal comparison failed to convert both arguments to Unicode -
in
The solution for me was to omit the serverpool=[...] argument
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> Why do you want to do this instead of
> $ sage -notebook
I want to run sage on a remote machine that I and my colleagues
can access, potentially (but not necessarily) sharing worksheets?
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Has nobody encounteres this problem before?
Any ideas of how to try and debug this?
On Mar 19, 11:37 am, gerhard wrote:
> Hi all,
> I tried to bring up a server on a new machine:
>
> compiled sage version 4.3.3 from scratch and tested it.
> Starting the server with
>
Hi all,
I tried to bring up a server on a new machine:
compiled sage version 4.3.3 from scratch and tested it.
Starting the server with
notebooks_start.py
import sagenb.notebook.notebook_object as n
server_pool=['s...@company.com']
n.notebook( port=8000, accounts=True, interface='',
Trying to wrap an existing library.
I managed to at least get started with a .spyx file as follows:
cdef extern from "stdlib.h":
void *malloc(size_t size)
int free(void*)
int sizeof()
cdef extern from "func.h":
int func( int n, float* x )
cdef doub
for now, I just bandaided the code by adding
const_cast expressions.
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On Fedora 11 with
g++ (GCC) 4.4.0 20090506 (Red Hat 4.4.0-4)
the build in
sage-4.0.1/spkg/build/singular-3-0-4-4-20090511/src/kernel
fails (const correctness violations)
build log output below
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g++ -O3 -g -fPIC -pipe -fno-implicit-templates -I.
Below an html file with a mockup of what I am thinking about.
Please comment. Also, any browsers out there for which this does not
work?
Unfortunatly, the dynamic drive usage terms prohibit the use of their
script:
"Users may NOT, however, redistribute or repost/ resell for download
any DHTM
liste d'indices: [ 0, 1, 2, ..., n-1]
Exemple:
for i in range(n): print l[i]
Une liste de listes telle que vous semblez la desirer
pourrait s'ecrire
p = [[]]
p.append( [1,2,3])
print p
print 'La liste', p[0], 'contient', len(p[0]), 'elements'
-ge
My knowledge of jquery is currently rudimentary (glanced at a book
about a year ago),
but I'll try and see what I can come up with for some sort of demo.
Might take me a week or two..., depending on available leisure time.
-gerhard
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step would be to get sections of a notebook
into a ? If this can be made recursive,
I believe I would want to be able to fold based on , i=1,2,...
since headings using MCE have become easy to add!
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Hi all,
might there be an easy way to add folding to the notebook,
e.g., using jQuery, maybe introducing folds for html headings?
thanks,
-gerhard
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E_LOCAL/lib -llapack -lcblas" $SUN_FLAGS
make vignettes
make
make install
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cd rpy-1.0.3/
RHOMES="$SAGE_LOCAL"/lib/R; export RHOMES
python setup.py install
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>From R, I then installed the packages I normally use
without any further problems
I had upgraded my own versions of sage to R 2.8.1
and rpy-1.0.3 quite a while ago.
With some info on what is involved in
'how to make this happen',
I am willing to help out.
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Thank you.
Did that. Now I get the wiki, but when I try to create a starting
page,
I now get a message
"You are not allowed to edit this page"
Any guess as to the identity of "You?",
or rather the directory it is trying to create a page i
OK, I tried
(and probably did it wrong: I simply copied the spkg into
the spkg/optional and ran sage -i moin-1.7.2.p0.spkg)
So now I get to figure out how to get rid of it, or simply recompile
sage with the next release :-)...
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Any way, the result was as follo
about?
Thanks,
-gerhard
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emented in sage/misc/latex.py
modifying \usepackage for latex then seems nothing more
than documenting LATEX_HEADER
(or providing a set of function to modify this variable).
* Is this correct?
* What does SLIDE_HEADER do? Under what circumstance is it
invoke
I finally saw the problem:
m[0,0]
I apologize for the wasted bandwidth!
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For
here?
What do I need to do to rescale entries in m?
thanks,
-gerhard
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> Click on the "Help" item at the top right of the notebook. The
> instructions are next to the item HTML. Looking at it now:
I had found those. Blue bar meant "cell" to me,
so I had assiduously avoided shift-clicking i
Thank you, Jason!
Related to this, I had tried to find
info in the documentation with no luck.
Is it there somewhere that I missed?
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ck?
thanks,
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fedora alternatives provides a way of managing these problems.
See for example
http://chacha.vox.com/library/post/install-java-on-redhat.html
note also that the plugin in the firefox directory
can similarly be managed with alternatives.
-gerhard
& 0 & 1 & 0 & 1 & 0 &
0 & 0 \\
0 & 1 & 1 & 0 & 0 & 1 & 0 & 1 & 0 &
0 & 0 & 0 & 0 & 1 & 1 & 1 & 0 & 0 &
1 & 1
\end{array}\right)
Now, in my firefox browser, I see no su
pity since I was using sage with sagetex
to generate the matrices...
Are there any plans to enhance these printing methods?
thanks,
-gerhard
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nchronize'
Is there an easy fix?
thanks,
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> with all sorts of JRE's
one possible reason for this problem is
the plugin firefox may be using.
check by typing
about:plugins
in the title bar,
and make sure it is the plugin you expect
(sun's jre)
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For what it's worth,
%r
help.start()
works for me both on the sage command line
and in the notebook.
I am however using R version 2.8.0
compiled with gfortan, instead of the
version provided with sage.
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ocs (and this mailing list),
I failed coming up with a simple way of
creating such vectors.
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I have been getting!
-gerhard
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I end up dumping out C code routines
by generating strings from the solution.
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start the command line version is to
invoke a new option that is processed in sage.sage.
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g down the notebook returns me to the
command line interpreter and everything works as before.
At a guess, I interact with a vanilla python process from the
notebook,
so I am missing some mods I have to do to some code somewhere?
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great! this did indeed work.
Thank you,
-gerhard
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import os
filename = os.tempnam('./','aaa') + '.png'
r.png(file='"%s"'%filename)
a=r([1.e-35,2.e-35,3.e-35,6.e-35,7.e-35,8.1e-35]);
ol=2, xlab='x', ylab='y' )
sage: r.dev_off()
gets me a good set of axis tick labels,
but translates the strings 'x' and 'y' to numerical values.
How can I pass it strings?
Thank you,
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be going wrong there?
Thanks,
-gerhard
for reference, I initialized IPython with
import IPython
from IPython.Shell import IPShellEmbed
import os
import sys
import new
__SAGE_AUTOINJECT__ = True
ipy_sage = IPShellEmbed(argv=['-p', 'sage&#
There is probably a better way,
but you could save the plot in a png file
sage: P = plot(sin, (0,10)); P.save( 'foo.png' )
and insert it in your table with
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: html( '' )
thanks again for the help
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ename() + '.png'
r.png(file='"%s"'%filename)
a=r([1,2,3]);b=r([4,5,6])
r.plot(a,b)
r.dev_off()
#now what do I do?
show??
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thank you all, sage has proved extremely useful!
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Quite a while back I submitted a
proposed replacement for tasteful_ticks:
while avoiding overhaul of the axes code,
it did produce satisfactory tick marks for a
larger parameter region than the current routine.
Has anything ever come of it?
Sincerely,
-gerhard
ease Date: 2008-10-20
sage -i trac-20071204
I got around the problem by simply installing
a separate version of trac and running it independently of sage.
>From what I gather using Google, the problem has to do with python.
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g the web returned a great many
entries, but no clear solution.
ANybody know how to get this resolved?
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My list of notebooks is growing.
Is there a way of grouping them into directory trees?
I could of course generate several logins, but
that is hardly optimal.
Thank you,
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up script available?
Or rather, how can I cause the sage server to exit cleanly?
I don't think just killing the process is what one would want to do.
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Great!
As I said, I am willing to work on this
if somebody points me to what I need to learn
(and where I need to look in the code)!
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> for i in range(5):
> print html('alert(%s)'%i)
> sleep(1)
>
> should pop up a dialog box every second.
yes indeed!
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bra: It has
a javascript interface. Suppose the notebook programmer
wants a sage function that updates the display
at intermediate stages of some computation.
thank you,
-gerhard
PS., I have since found that the Google Maps API is
able to load a .kml file. I suppose I could write a hack:
Have a javascript
ve is how can this be done
in the sage framework?
I am not looking for somebody to give me a solution,
but am hoping for pointers that let me figure out
how to build what I need.
(Of course, the old saw about gift horses would apply)
Thank you for any ideas you might provide!
avascript function
to be invoked while it continues processing.
Any hints for me, please?
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any suggestions how I might accomplish this?
My knowledge of JavaScript is still very raw and I do not have any
idea right now (short of javascript->java->javascript)
It is a sine qua non for the computations I'd like to do.
The alternative would be to switch to google earth with which
I
any hints or pointers at documentation or code!
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closely related question:
I wanted to use easymat for a matrix display. jsmath seems to support
it.
Is there an easy way to add the required \usepackage command?
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