Hi William,
On 18 Sep., 23:27, William Stein <[email protected]> wrote:
> You should look at interfaces/gap.py. There's a function "eval" in
> there. Just add your own hack at the top that opens some logfile and
> appends to it.
I tried to do it such that the value of input_line in the eval()
method is logged.
But apparently this does not suffice for getting a log that can be
executed in GAP. Namely, the line
sage: gap('1+1')
yields the log
Print($sage1);
but it does not tell how $sage1 was defined.
So, what other methods (besides eval()) send commands to gap?
Best regards,
Simon
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