Dear sage-supporters,
assume that i have defined some Singular object (say, via
singular.eval), and later i want to produce a Sage object that refers
to it. I tried:
sage: singular.eval('ring r = 0,(x,y,z),dp')
''
sage: R=singular('r')
But unfortunately R does not refer to r but to a copy of r, as the
following shows:
sage: R.name()
'sage5'
How can i make R directly point to r?
Yours
Simon
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