>From what I read in TeXFormat, I would have expected that the semicolon
behaves like AGGSET. And it seems to be OK for the TeX output, but the
algebra output doesn't like just one argument.
Ralf
(1) -> op := operator("AGGSET"::Symbol); op x
(1) x
$$
x
\leqno(1)
$$
(2) -> op(x,y)
(2) x;y
$$
x; \: y
\leqno(2)
$$
(3) -> op := operator(";"::Symbol); op x
The system cannot print your result. It will be lisp pretty-printed:
(3)
((|;| . 4) |x|)
$$
x
\leqno(3)
$$
(4) -> op(x,y)
(4) x,y
$$
x; \: y
\leqno(4)
$$
(5) -> op := operator(","::Symbol); op x
The system cannot print your result. It will be lisp pretty-printed:
(5)
((|,| . 4) |x|)
$$
x
\leqno(5)
$$
(6) -> op(x,y)
(6) x,y
$$
x, \: y
\leqno(6)
$$
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