print, sprint, etc.



>>>>> "Thomas" == Thomas Baruchel  writes:

    Thomas> Hi,
    Thomas> output of many computations is printed in the following format :

    Thomas> 79 chars + # + [blank line] + 79 chars + # + [blank line]

    Thomas> eg. just type fpprec:400$bfloat(%pi);

    Thomas> for such results, I would like to get exactly the same as

    Thomas> fpprec:400$sprint(bfloat(%pi))$

    Thomas> which means: no # at the end of lines, no carriage returns.

    Thomas> Is there a variable I could set in order to have my results in that way
    Thomas> for cases where # appears ; I am happy with output of big arrays or of
    Thomas> thinks like sum(fib(n)*x^n,n,0,40);    ;-)

Perhaps not an exact solution, but you can set display2d:false or set
linel to something larger.

Ray