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Am 24 Nov 2005 um 15:52 hat Robert Jerrard geschrieben:
> Thanks Volker but when I put the maxima-init.mac
> in /usr/share/maxima/5.9.1/share (Debian sid) it does not pick it up.
> There is not maxima-init.lisp file there either.
>
> Bob
Sorry Bob,
what I described, definitely works on Windows. I didn't know, that Maxima =
for Debian is
so different. I think this is due to the different user home directories. =
Someone else must
help.
In 'DOE-Maxima Reference Manual.pdf' I found the following.
An Init file is a file which is loaded automatically for you when you star=
t up a Maxima,
to customize Maxima for you. The init file defaults to the filename Maxim=
a-
init.l in the users home directory. It is possible to have an init file w=
ritten as a
BATCH file of Maxima commands. We hope this makes it easier
for users to customize their Maxima environment. Here is an example init f=
ile
setup_autoload("share/bessel", j0, j1, jn);
showtime:all; comgrind:true;
Try this.
Volker
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24 Nov 2005 um 15:52 hat Robert Jerrard geschrieben:
> Thanks Volker but when I put the maxima-init.mac
> in /usr/share/maxima/5.9.1/share (Debian sid) it does=
not pick it up.
> There is not maxima-init.lisp file there either.
>
> Bob
So=
rry Bob,
wh=
at I described, definitely works on Windows. I didn't know, that Maxima fo=
r Debian is
so different. I think this is due to the different user home directories. =
Someone else must
help.
In=
'DOE-Maxima Reference Manual.pdf' I found the following.
An Init file is a file which is loaded automatically for =
you when you start up a Maxima,
to customize Maxima for you. The init file defaults to the filename=
‘Maxima-
init.l’ in the users home directory. It is possible to ha=
ve an init file written as a
BATCH file of Maxima commands. We hope this makes it easier<=
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for users to customize their Maxima environment. H=
ere is an example init file
=
setup_autoload("share/bessel", j0, j1, jn);
=
showtime:all; comgrind:true;
Tr=
y this.
Vo=
lker
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