On Tuesday 19 August 2008, John H Palmieri wrote:
> It says:
> "You might also write additional documentation in \Latex, which is not
> to
> be part of any source code file. The examples in this documentation
> should be contained in verbatim environments. The examples should be
> tested using \code{sage-testtex}, which you run on the \Latex file."
>
> Are there examples of this sort of additional documentation in the
> Sage library? And what is sage-testtex?
I have never heard of it, maybe
http://www.ctan.org/tex-archive/macros/latex/contrib/sagetex/
by Dan Drake could/should be used here. I'm BCCing him :-)
> In the Interfaces chapter it says:
> "You can create \SAGE pseudo-tty interfaces that allow \SAGE to
> work with an almost completely arbitrary command line program,
> and don't require any modification or extensions to the
> command line program."
>
> Are there examples (maybe in sage/interfaces) which are good
> illustrations of this?
Strictly speaking all sage.interfaces are such examples. A quite short one is
gfan.py. However, I strongly suggest someone looks through whatever example
we choose and makes it very very nice. I learned the hard way that examples
tend to be templated/copied and every nastiness in those will be copied over.
Even comments like: "This is a short-cut, the proper way can be seen in" are
often futile.
Cheers,
Martin
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