#12395: Change some random variable indexes that cause doctest failures if 
doctests
are run in a different order.
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   Reporter:  roed     |          Owner:  mvngu       
       Type:  defect   |         Status:  needs_review
   Priority:  minor    |      Milestone:  sage-5.0    
  Component:  doctest  |       Keywords:              
Work_issues:           |       Upstream:  N/A         
   Reviewer:           |         Author:  David Roe   
     Merged:           |   Dependencies:              
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Comment(by kcrisman):

 Replying to [comment:3 roed]:
 > The motivation for these particular changes is that Robert and I are
 rewriting the doctest framework in Sage (in order to clean up the code,
 use less temp files, perform timing regression testing...), and these
 tests break in the new framework since code is executed in a slightly
 different code path.
 I see.  I've heard a little about this - curious as to where the main
 ticket is for this, though doubtless I wouldn't understand much :)  Fewer
 temp files is certainly a good thing, as is the timing issue - it always
 seems to bite us.
 > If you don't think the maxima ones are good changes, we can postpone
 them to the patch that actually accompanies the new doctesting scripts and
 just change things to the new numbers.
 Probably that's better, at least for now.  If we had "dummy numbers" like
 `z123` it might be different, but the `z...` could look confusing to a
 newbie, I think.
 > Once we're agreed on the right approach I'll go back and change the
 commit message.
 Again, I'm surprised there aren't more of the 3d plot guys to change.
 Maybe these are just the ones whose order changed.

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