Constantine Frangos <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> In the function below, I tried to use the following commands
>
> )display value Acon
> print(['Acon = Acon])
>
> to print one or more variable.
>
> However, I get very strange behaviour and error messages, so had to comment
> them out. There might be a bug somwhere in my program.
>
> If an axiom expert could implement a simplified version of the Maxima
> display() function (probably a lisp function) in lisp/axiom, then this would
> be very useful.
>
> In Maxima:
>
> x1:1;
> x2:2;
> x3:3;
> display(x1,x2,x3); ->
> x1 = 1
> x2 = 2
> x3 = 3
Well, axiom functions always evaluate all it's arguments first. So, for
debugging I usually use
output ["x1: ", x1, " x2: ", x2]
If you want cleaner output, you'll have to look into OutputForm. For example,
to print a string without the quotes, you can use message$OUTFORM:
(1) -> message("1")$OUTFORM
(1) 1
Type: OutputForm
At least for expressions there is a way to quote and unquote, but I don't have
it present right now.
Martin
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