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This question popped up on a UserBase talk page. I'm reposting it here, hoping that someone knows the answer .
Hi, I am having issues with running loops, reading, and writting to files when I use cantor for sage. It turns out that sage requires indentation for loops since sage is python based. However in cantor there is no way to indent code. I have tried asking on google sage-support, and sage math but no one even responded to it. I am now asking anyone on here what I need to do about this issue. Eric |
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The only thing I can suggest at this point is asking on the KDE Education development mailing list, kde-edu@kde.org.
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I have no problems with sage indentation ?
But it's very sensible and sometimes I need long time to find the right syntax. The easiest way is to cut expression def argd(x): return N(arg(x)*degrees) One expression in one line (though it works well all toghever) I work on version 4.11.97 to get latex working again regards |
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