C Y wrote:
> Hi all. I have what are probably a couple silly questions:
>
> Given a maxima object, is there a way to view the lisp level
> composition of the object? e.g:
>
> lispstructure(a*b/(c*d));
try ?print(a*b/(c*d));
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> Probably on a related note, if I define some objects in toplevel
> Maxima:
>
> a1 : a*b/(c*d);
> b1 : [a,b,c,d,[e,f]];
>
> and then enter into lisp via the to-lisp method:
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>
> How do I interact with a1 and b1 defined in Maxima? What are they
> named, for example? How do I display their structure here?
They are named $a1 and $b1 in lisp.
>
> Sorry if this should be obvious.
I guess it looks obvious to me, but what do I know about
obviousness?
RJF
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> CY
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