hi william, > (2) instead of having lots of big copies of the same input, define a > function, e.g., > > def foo(a, b): > some code... > > and call foo repeatedly. Your worksheet will look a lot cleaner, and > there is less chance of error.
I already do this... It's the dozens of calls to foo() that i like to do rapidly, and keep track of (it's usually foo(param1, param2, ... param8), each param is complicated to type, etc). I think even if there were only one integer parameter, on a bad day I may be too lazy to type f-o-o-(-n-) :) so much longer than UP-LEFT-BACK-n... well i guess the console/emacs mode is just perfect for me! I like the notebook for things like @interact though. > There's no equiv of %edit in the notebook, per se. You can upload and > edit files using codemirror though. > Just attach the file, then click on it to get the editor. i clicked on "data/upload or create file", and then typed "attach DATA +'foo.sage', which worked, is this the canonical way to attach a sage file? thanks pierre -- To post to this group, send email to [email protected] To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected] For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/sage-support URL: http://www.sagemath.org
