Dear Anvita,
thank you for the bug reports and comments for the Gauss package.
I will look at them shortly, try to fix as much as possible (or
introduce standards in the manual)
and will then write a longer reply, adressing all of your comments.
Best,
Sebastian
> Date: Sun, 18 Mar 2018 10:58:46 -0300
> From: Anvita <anvit...@gmail.com>
> To: GAP forum <forum@gap-system.org>
> Subject: [GAP Forum] [ gauss ] Displaying a sparse matrix
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> Dear Forum,
>
> With the "gauss" package loaded, I noticed that "Display" behaves strangely
> when the indices in a sparse matrix are not strictly increasing. I am
> assuming it is allowed to have non-increasing indices because the manual
> does not require otherwise and also because the conversion to an ordinary
> matrix works as expected. The whole concept of a sparse matrix suggests, in
> my opinion, that we should not worry about the linear ordering of matrix
> entries any more.
>
> Anvita
>
> gap> LoadPackage("gauss");
> ???????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????
> Loading Gauss 2017.06.14 (Extended Gauss functionality for GAP)
> by Simon Goertzen (http://wwwb.math.rwth-aachen.de/goertzen).
> Homepage: http://homalg-project.github.io/homalg_project/Gauss/
> ???????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????
> true
>
> gap> SN := SparseMatrix( 2, 3,
>> [ [ 2 ], [ 3, 1 ] ],
>> [ [ 1 ], [ 3, 2 ] ] * One( GF(5) ) );
> <a 2 x 3 sparse matrix over GF(5)>
>
> gap> Display( ConvertSparseMatrixToMatrix ( SN ) ); # expected output
> . 1 .
> 2 . 3
>
> gap> Display(SN); # corrupted output
> . 1 .
> . . 3 2 . .
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