On Wed, 29 Nov 2006 10:20:59 -0800, Jurgis Pralgauskis
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>
> hello,
>
> in notepad I succeed
>> %maxima
>> pp(ex) := concat(if atom(ex) then ex else concat(op(ex), "(",
>> apply(concat, map(pp, args(ex))), ")"), ",")
> but this doesn't do the trick
>> pp = maxima.function('ex', 'concat(if atom(ex) then ex else
>> concat(op(ex), "(", apply(concat, map(pp, args(ex))), ")"), ",")')
> any suggestions?
In sage if you type
maxima.eval('any string at all')
then it is fed directly to maxima. This is exactly how the %maxima
thing is implemented. So this is what you want to do.
It would be clearer if the command were
maxima.exec('any string at all')
but exec is a reserved word in python, so that's invalid syntax.
William
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