Sorry it took so long to reply. If it’s any consolation my vacation was nice.
:)
> On Dec 29, 2014, at 12:18 PM, Dan Drake wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> I'm not sure sage-mode is properly loading. I did "sage -i sage_mode"
> but it didn't seem to install correctly. Log is attached, but I don't
> see
Hello,
I'm not sure sage-mode is properly loading. I did "sage -i sage_mode"
but it didn't seem to install correctly. Log is attached, but I don't
see exactly what's going on. I have emacs 24.3 in Ubuntu 14.04.
After installing, the stuff in sage.el is loading, but seemingly nothing
else. I see s
Hi Johan,
Actually, I can reproduce it here using exactly the input you gave. Behind the
scenes sage-mode runs (for M.):
%psearch -a M.*
Running this directly allows you to see the exception thrown because the matrix
isn't invertible. I switched to using %psearch recently because I needed to
Hi,
Let's see if Ivan or someone else knowledgeable on sage-mode reads here;
better to have the question and answer in public, I thought, than to write
the developer directly.
I just started experimenting with sage-mode, and it looks very promising
for me. I haven't used python-mode before, eit
Hi Vasu,
On Thu, Jul 15, 2010 at 4:58 AM, vasu wrote:
> I am relatively new to this, so does anybody have a clue how to get
> the thing working!
Don't copy the code from the Sage mode page. Use the code that is
printed to your terminal after you have successfully installed
sage-mode. And make su
Hi all
I am trying to get sage-mode working for Emacs 23.1 on an ubuntu
10.04. I downloaded the spkg from
http://wiki.sagemath.org/sage-mode
and made the changes to my init.el file by adding that piece of code
mentioned in the website. Now this is the error I keep getting when I
start emacs.
Warni
Hello sage-support (but mostly Nick Alexander),
I'm starting to use Sage mode, and overall it seems quite nice but today
it locked up my emacs session. I was using a "run-sage" window with the
following:
sage: load /path/to/my/file.sage
sage: n = 0
sage: while True:
: print 2*
hi,
i've upgraded to sage 4.3.2, and it seems to have disturbed the emacs-
mode. When i go
sage: n=1
sage: n.[TAB]
emacs says 'no completions of n.'. It used to give me all the
possibilities in a buffer, which i got addicted to ! It still works
when there isn't a dot, so Ma[TAB] does list Matrix
Hi,
at first I want to thank you very much for sage which is a great piece
of software; it was for long time my wish to have an open source math
system.
I am currently running sage via the sage-mode emacs interface (emacs 23
under a debian testing kde 4 environment). However, I have with this
in
