Hello, Simon,
thanks a lot for your reply!
On Jan 28, 1:30 pm, Simon King <[email protected]> wrote:
Hi Andrey,
On 27 Jan., 14:13, Andrey Abramov <[email protected]> wrote:
> hexxy@hexxy-PC:/var/www/codes/codetables$ python2.6
gen_pol_other.py
Let me guess: python2.6 is some system-wide installation of
Python,
right?
Yeah, it is.
Sage has its own Python, and I guess that your system-wide
python2.6
simply has nothing to do with Sage.
Sage's Python should of course know about sage.all. Does it work
if
you do (on the command line)
sage -python gen_pol_other.py
?
Yep, it works.
But the problem is that i want to use sage as a library with my system
python's installation which has a lot of modules already installed.
Atm, i'm creating a site using django and i'd like to use SAGE there
to perform some computation.
So the question is "is it somehow possible to use sage as a module for
system's python installation or i have to reinstall all my modules for
sage's python?"
Explanation: By "sage -python", you obtain Sage's Python.
Similarly,
you can have system-wide installations of GAP, Singular,
Mercurial, ... separate from Sage, but if you can explicitly
obtain
the versions provided by Sage with "sage -gap", "sage -singular",
"sage -hg", and so on.
Cheers,
Simon
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