The issue has a simple resolution, which I overlooked:
One has to set the internal machine to topcom, using
PointConfiguration.set_engine('topcom').
I'm not sure why I didn't have to include it explicitly in every notebook
on older versions. But it's not a big deal.
On Sunday, February 9, 2020
Sorry, if there is a confusion regarding the file location, but I simply
replaced the actual path with "x" for privacy reason.
The same kind of error message also pops up if I create a new file in the
home directory. For example, if P is a point configuration, then let
p1 = P.restrict_to_reg
It's hard to say, but the root of the filesystem, as in '/x.sage'
is a very weird location to have any work files in, and it would be
not unusual for the OS to be suspicious
of something fishy going on. Normally one would keep everything in the
home directory, i.e. in ~/.
On Fri, Feb 7, 2020 a
Hi,
I have a problem using the package topcom on my Mac (running Catalina).
After installing it (as I confirmation, I checked:
sage: is_package_installed('topcom')
True
), I wanted to run some older notebooks with polytope triangulations.
However, I get the error shown below.
Is this related to
