Ralf wrote:
Obviously, for the result, it wouldn't matter.
Well, maybe obvious for you ... in absence of documentation and without reading
the code I can imagine at least 3 ways of coercing x^10 + y -1 to a
SparseUnivariatePolynomial(Exprression(Integer)):
Calling ? the variable,
(x^10+
Obviously, for the result, it wouldn't matter.
But you could force calling a certain function by getting the argument
types right explicitly.
http://axiom-wiki.newsynthesis.org/FriCASHelpSet
There is ")set output abbreviate off", but it wouldn't help for the
signatures here.
Ralf
(1) -> pxy:=x
Hi!
I'm using ')set message bottomup on' to understand coercitions
and the selection of function signatures.
(If you now a better way, please tell me).
Problem: Which function is chosen when more then one choice is admissible?
Eg: In the example below I understand that
[1] and [2] at bottom a
