Martin R wrote:
>
> Dear all,
>
> I was trying to turn an SExpression into a (compact) String. My final goal
> is to try to avoid "unparse$InputForm" in the sage interface.
>
> In particular, I would prefer a solution which does not contain any
> unnecessary whitespace.
>
> I know of
>
> FORMAT('NIL, "~S", (-1/2)::INFORM)$Lisp
>
> but this has some undesirable side effects with the rootOf operator, which
> I do not understand:
>
> r := integrate(72000/(1+x^5),x)::INFORM
> FORMAT('NIL, "~S", r)$Lisp
>
> (5)
> "(/
> (+
> (*
> (+
> (^
> (+
> (+
> (* -3
> (^
>
> #1=(|rootOf|
^^
> (+
> (+
> (+
>
> (^
> #2=(|rootOf|
^^
You mean those markers? This is standard Lisp way of printing
repeated substructures: first time Lisp adds the marker, later
#1# means marked subexpression. It is possible to turn this
off, but normally markers makes output smaller so you should like
them.
--
Waldek Hebisch
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