Bill Page wrote:
>
> Maybe enough of this "interpreter magic" is in the 'form2String' function.
>
> (1) -> )r /home/wspage/typeof
>
> typeof(t:Any):OutputForm ==
> if #(dom t)>1 then
> hconcat(destruct form2String(dom t)$Lisp :: List OutputForm)
> else
> form2String(dom t)$Lisp
Enough for what? You did not say what you really want to do.
It seems that what you want is textual representation of
FriCAS type. But what do you want to do with such representation?
What 'dom' gives you via Lisp printing routines gives you
textual representation, which AFAICS is faithful, that is
the type can be reconstructed from the text.
--
Waldek Hebisch
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