I have been looking at the FeynCalc stuff, and the
way one can add documentation to the help pages in
Mathematica. Very neat. It helps to have a large
professional graphic artist staff doing the templates.
MathReader is, as far as I can tell, freeware but
not open source. It is possible that one could
have a MathReader front end to Maxima.
Just a thought :)
The idea that one has to go through all the on-line
notes and make the incompatible changes c1 ->%in1 etc
is daunting.
I suggest %t for %inTermediate instead of E.
Good luck.
RJF
Jay Belanger wrote:
>James Amundson <amundson@users.sourceforge.net> writes:
>...
>
>
>>I therefore propose that the default inchar and outchar be set to
>> %in
>>and
>> %out,
>>respectively. Since there has been much too much discussion and too
>>little action on this problem, I am going to go ahead and make this
>>change as soon as I can get through the the cvs repository,
>>
>>
>
>Nice.
>Is the "E" prompt going to remain the same?
>
>Jay
>
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