P.S. I've just checked what google returns for "IsIdentical( 1, 1 );"
and the 1st hit is http://www.gap-system.org/Gap3/Manual3/C027S010.htm
and at the bottom of the page it is stated that this is GAP 3.4.4, April 1997
so this is likely where the question comes from.
You might be interested to loo
In GAP 4.6.5 section 27.10 is "Obtaining LaTeX Representations of Objects"
and it has no such example. OTOH, IsIdenticalObj is documented there in
Section 12.5-1 IsIdenticalObj - just to make it sure that you're looking
at the right manual, to avoid further controversies.
Best wishes
Alexander
On Thu, December 19, 2013 1:58 pm, Mathieu Dutour wrote:
> Well, the function "IsIdentical" simply does not exist.
> GAP is a functional language. The function themselves
> are variables.
>
> But if you want you have:
> gap> IsIdenticalObj(1,1);
> true
>
> or
> gap> 1=1;
> true
>
> I am not sure of
Well, the function "IsIdentical" simply does not exist.
GAP is a functional language. The function themselves
are variables.
But if you want you have:
gap> IsIdenticalObj(1,1);
true
or
gap> 1=1;
true
I am not sure of the difference between both.
Mathieu
On Thu, Dec 19, 2013 at 2:53 PM, Chia
