#19084: libSingular functions' ring parameter defaults to a dummy ring
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       Reporter:  klee               |        Owner:
           Type:  enhancement        |       Status:  needs_review
       Priority:  minor              |    Milestone:  sage-6.9
      Component:  interfaces         |   Resolution:
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        Authors:  Kwankyu Lee        |    Reviewers:
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  u/klee/libsingular                 |  7a168a2e9d1b8b4a4607121cf5c80e3fb77d7368
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Description changed by klee:

Old description:

> libSingular functions require a ring parameter set. But for some
> functions the ring parameter is redundant.
>
> Martin Albrecht answers to this issue:
>
> We could do this:
>
> - if no ring is given, we try to find one as we do currently.
> - if that fails because the inputs are not polynomials of any kind, we
> could use a dummy ring.
>
> My own solution to this problem is to store the last used ring in
> libSingular function calls, instead of using a dummy ring. In a Singular
> function call, if a ring is not found from the arguments, then the ring
> parameter defaults to the last used ring. The initial "last used" ring is
> set to `PolynomialRing(QQ,2,'x,y')`.

New description:

 libSingular functions require a ring parameter set. But for some functions
 the ring parameter is redundant.

 Martin Albrecht answers to this issue:

 We could do this:

 - if no ring is given, we try to find one as we do currently.
 - if that fails because the inputs are not polynomials of any kind, we
 could use a dummy ring.

 We implement this.

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