#13650: Base rings for MIP backends
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       Reporter:  vbraun                        |         Owner:  ncohen        
              
           Type:  enhancement                   |        Status:  needs_review  
              
       Priority:  major                         |     Milestone:  sage-5.5      
              
      Component:  linear programming            |    Resolution:                
              
       Keywords:                                |   Work issues:                
              
Report Upstream:  N/A                           |     Reviewers:  Dima 
Pasechnik, Volker Braun
        Authors:  Volker Braun, Dima Pasechnik  |     Merged in:                
              
   Dependencies:  #13646, #12533                |      Stopgaps:                
              
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Changes (by {'newvalue': u'Volker Braun, Dima Pasechnik', 'oldvalue': ''}):

  * status:  new => needs_review
  * reviewer:  => Dima Pasechnik, Volker Braun
  * author:  => Volker Braun, Dima Pasechnik


Old description:

> The MIP backends just need a method base_ring(), say, that returns the
> base ring that the backend wants.

New description:

 The MIP backends just need a method base_ring(), say, that returns the
 base ring that the backend wants.

 Apply
   * [attachment:trac_13650_base_ring.patch]
   * [attachment:trac_13650_normalize_coefficients.patch]

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Comment:

 The patch now enforces that the coefficients are in the base ring. Also,
 pretty printing is fixed. There is also a way to change the default for
 the multiplication symbol if you want to.

 I noticed that the `mip.show()` code doesn't use the pretty printing of
 linear functions but rolls its own, so its output is unchanged for now.

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Ticket URL: <http://trac.sagemath.org/sage_trac/ticket/13650#comment:8>
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