Hello,
I have data which maxima prints to the screen as
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1.0
[- .3536439110236552, - .3536429110236552]
[5.244819758319341, 5.244820758319341]
[.3388525556295289, .3388535556295289]
[- .2551126228235315, - .2551116228235316]
1.0
3.0
################################
2.0
[- .3507737403750187, - .3507727403750187]
[12.72043322786446, 12.72043422786446]
[0.341129429715034, .3411304297150339]
[- .2525642918546189, - 0.252563291854619]
- 1.0
2.0
################################
3.0
[- .008600354488860871, - .008599354488860872]
[19.43942526930742, 19.43942626930742]
[.6239518437557894, .6239528437557894]
[.1752413689703154, .1752423689703154]
1.0
1.0
################################
4.0
[- .03415417134425412, - .03415317134425412]
[24.83439957477726, 24.83440057477726]
[.6020426756826011, .6020436756826011]
[.1342058306134519, .1342068306134519]
- 1.0
4.0
I would like to output this to a file so that it keeps the same
format. How do I do it?
I would like to do it both interactively from the maxima console and
as output from a batch file.
TIA,
sen
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