Hi Martin,
Sorry, I cannot really deal with your problems, since I've hurt my eye
and cannot work at a computer.
> PS: I found the following bug in series.as.nw (added as a test case, but not
> yet committed)
>
>
> testSet!(): () == {
> import from List Integer;
> s: GS := new();
> set!(s, 1+monom);
> assertEquals(List Integer,
> [1,1,0], [c for c in coefficients s for i:Integer in 1..3]);
> set!(s, 1+monom+monom);
> assertEquals(List Integer,
> [1,2,0], [c for c in coefficients s for i:Integer in 1..3]);
> }
>
> The second assertEquals fails, the coefficients are still [1,1,0]...
If at all, that is a bug in the documentation. DataStream is clearer
with that. And I would not like to change the behaviour since that will
probably make set! not behaving as we need it. Note that set! is an
auxiliary function and should only be used in connection with new().
More about that later when my eye is better again.
Ralf
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