On Apr 21, 1:07 am, Nasser Abbasi <n...@12000.org> wrote:
Hi,
> Simple question I hope. I see a number of interesting sage interaction
> code here:http://wiki.sagemath.org/interact
>
> Right now, to run any, I copy the code to my open notebook in the
> browser (I am on windows, so I am using VMWare and access sage via
> browser), then I evaluate the code copied to be able to actually
> interact with the code.
>
> Is there a way for someone to do such an interaction and post it on
> the web for others to use directly from the web, without having to
> have sage installed and without having to do what I am doing now?
> (i.e. copy code etc...)
It is not possible at the moment since one needs to be logged into
Sage to use interact. Another problem is that there is only one global
state per interact widget, but someone has been working on fixing
that, so it should be possible in some future Sage release.
> If so, this would be really cool. If not, any plans to have this
> feature in the future in sage? It would be like running a applet
> inside the browser in a way.
Yes, but without proper input filtering, etc, this would be a rather
insecure setup. I am sure that such input filtering could be added for
standard types, i.e. integers, rationals and so on as well as strings,
but AFAIK no one has written any code in that direction yet.
> Thanks,
> --Nasser
Cheers,
Michael
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