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Sequence and list with mixed object types

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hawe shared this problem 5 years ago

Not a Problem

Once upon a time i could have mixed lists:

h(t):=(1,2,3)+t*(2,1,2)
h(t):=((2 * t) + 1, t + 2, (2 * t) + 3)
{h(3)}
{(7, 5, 9)}
{"g",h(3)}
{"g", ?}

Any Idea? Can not combine text and function result, real numbers und variables computes...

GGB5 + GGB6

hawe

Please remove unnesseary brackets in output-copy

The same problem

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mathmagic ● 5 years ago

I do not imagine the utility of this but try:

3. "g"

4. {$3,$2}

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hawe ● 5 years ago

This helps to state a bug ?-)

But there is a difference, look vor " quotation marks...

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Michael Borcherds ● 5 years ago

Commands with "quotes" are processed using the Algebra View (for speed). Do you really need to mix text and non-text in a list?

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hawe ● 5 years ago

Hm,

I used mixed list to display e.g. a line term (hard to read)

h(t):=((2 * t) + 1, t + 2, (2 * t) + 3)

in a more convenient way to display seperated vectors of the term (more schoolbook like)

"h=",g(0),"+t", g(1)-g(0)

"h=",(1,2,3),"+t", (2,1,2)

hawe

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Michael Borcherds ● 5 years ago

Why not

{ "h=","(1,2,3)","+t", "(2,1,2)" }

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hawe ● 5 years ago

It is static...

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Zbynek ● 5 years ago

For the next release I've added support for f(3) when f is a 3D line, that will fix this particular case. It would be also good to have it for 2D lines but there are some compatibility issues: 2D line is always considered a function so f(3) returns a number, not a vector.

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