>
> BTW : any hope to be able to invoke sage with a worksheet as an argument ?
> I'd love to save a worksheet to some file and be able to edit it by just
> saying "sage somefile.someext" (hint : think git...). The current notebook
> does not allow for that, alas : you have to explicitely import your
> worksheet (seems to be a compressed archive of a directory tree), and to
> explicitely export it after saving it.
>
>>
>>
I think you can use something along the lines of
sage -n option=worksheet.txt/rst/html/...
but I forget the exact syntax.
"sage --advanced" says
-n, -notebook [...] -- start the Sage notebook (options are the same
as for the notebook command in Sage)
so it must be fairly doable. Oh yeah, here we go:
* "upload" -- string (default: None) Full path to a local file
(sws, txt, zip) to be uploaded and turned into a worksheet(s).
This is equivalent to manually uploading a file via
"http://localhost:8080/upload"; or to fetching
"http://localhost:8080/upload_worksheet?url=file:///..."; in a
script except that (hopefully) you will already be logged in.
so
sage -n upload='full/path/to/file/"
*should* work. I remember using this while testing some of the stuff in
the Mac app a few years back so hopefully you'll be in luck.
- kcrisman
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