#6765: [with patch, needs work] Linear Programming in Tutorial's Tour !
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 Reporter:  ncohen         |       Owner:  tba       
     Type:  enhancement    |      Status:  new       
 Priority:  major          |   Milestone:  sage-4.1.2
Component:  documentation  |    Keywords:            
 Reviewer:                 |      Author:            
   Merged:                 |  
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Comment(by mvngu):

 Here's a conversion in IRC with Nathann:
 {{{
 05:00 < ncohen> mvngu: I do not understand the problem you have with MIP.
 It seems you copied some part of the examples into Sage
 05:00 < ncohen> mvngu: and Sage answered it did not know where to find the
 class MIP
 05:01 < ncohen> mvngu: even though I have added in sage/numerical/all.py a
 line : from MIP import *
 05:01 < mvngu> ncohen: David Joyner replied to me in an email that it
 depends on #6502.
 05:01 < mvngu> So I'll mark #6765 as depending on #6502.
 05:02 < ncohen> ooooops
 05:02 < ncohen> sorry ^^;
 05:02 < mvngu> This means that #6502 must be merged first.
 05:02 < ncohen> I've been working on this for some timme so sometimes I
 forget about it... ^^;
 05:02 < ncohen> indeed
 05:02 < ncohen> the thing is that I already posted something like 5 or 6
 patches based upon #6502
 05:02 < ncohen> LP is so useful for graphs !
 05:03 < mvngu> Since GLPK is an optional spkg at the moment, so the
 doctests that depends on GLPK should be flagged as optional.
 05:03 < mvngu> Do so with the flag "# optional" in doctests.
 05:04 < mvngu> That way, when the test suite is run, anything with the
 flag "# optional" would be skipped over.
 05:04 < mvngu> Unless you have the required optional spkg installed.
 05:05 < ncohen> I see... :-/
 05:05 < mvngu> And any doctests that depend on CBC must also be flagged as
 "# optional".
 }}}
 Also, this ticket depends on #6502.

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