Dear Kcrisman,
On Oct 30, 2:22 pm, kcrisman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> sage: def plot_or_not():
> ....: '''
> ....: What's up with this? x^3
> ....: '''
> ....: f(x)=x^3
> ------------------------------------------------------------
> File "<ipython console>", line 5
> SyntaxError: can't assign to function call (<ipython console>, line 5)
I get the same (console, Suse linux, x86_64).
It works fine if you use triple-" and not triple-' :
sage: def plot_or_not():
....: """
....: What's up with this?
Object `What's up with this` not found.
....: """
....: f(x)=x^3
....:
sage: plot_or_not()
The complaint "Object `What's up with this` not found." is disturbing,
but eventually sage swallows the definition.
It *should* work with triple-' as well, I believe. But at least
triple-" is a work-around.
Cheers
Simon
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