Dear Forum I use "QuoInt" command for elements of a list. Gap returns me a list with some empty spaces like following example:
gap> L:=[2,23,10,15]; [ 2, 23, 10, 15 ] gap> M:=[];; gap> for i in L do > M[i]:=QuoInt(465372-Sum(L),i)+3; > od; M; [ , 232664,,,,,,,, 46535,,,,, 31024,,,,,,,, 20234 ] Although I can compact M by "Compacted(M)", I want a command for "for" loop which does not create any empty spaces. Is it possible? I mean I need such a command that calculate ''QuoInt'' for five elements of list "L" and no more. I need it because I think the empty spaces for a list with large integer takes up a lot of memory. Best regards Sara _______________________________________________ Forum mailing list Forum@mail.gap-system.org http://mail.gap-system.org/mailman/listinfo/forum
