On Tue, 6 Oct 2015, Simon King wrote:
Also this does not work with all (longer?) functions in the notebook. Try
g = Graph()
g.plot??
for an example of one kind of a bug.
Works for me (on the command line at least).
Yes, it works on command line and on jyputer notebook. But with older Sage
Hi Jori,
On 2015-10-06, Jori =?ISO-8859-1?Q?M=E4ntysalo?= wrote:
> Yes, it works on command line and on jyputer notebook. But with older Sage
> notebook it does not. Same happens if you type
Yes, that's what I meant. Some people have tried to make the Sage
notebook a
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> Also this does not work with all (longer?) functions in the notebook. Try
>
> g = Graph()
> g.plot??
>
> for an example of one kind of a bug.
>
>
In the notebook sometimes if there is something with
Traceback...
then it cuts off there, see https://github.com/sagemath/sagenb/issues/34
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> The source code of Python built-ins can not be obtained by the "??". But
> if you have an object (a function, a type, and instance, ...) that is
> defined in the SageMath library, then "??" should give you the source code
> and "?" should give you the doc string. If it doesn't then it is a
> Hi everyone, where it is possible to find the code of each command or
> maybe documentation? For example lagrange_polynomial. How can one see the
> function code, but documention would be better. Thank you in advance.
>
sage: lagrange_polynomial? # should be doc
sage: lagrange_polynomial??
Hi Karl-Dieter,
On 2015-10-05, kcrisman wrote:
>> Hi everyone, where it is possible to find the code of each command or
>> maybe documentation? For example lagrange_polynomial. How can one see the
>> function code, but documention would be better. Thank you in advance.
>>
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