gioved? 19 febbraio 2009, 11:02, Martin Sch?necker:
> In your example, seems to be %pi that wants to retain its
> exact/symbolic value. Maybe setting numer works for you:
thanks for this info (and to Stefano too). I was not aware that numer
was also a variable.
> (%i1) numer;
> (%o1) false
> (%i2) tan((2*%pi)/9);
> (%o2) tan((2*%pi)/9)
> (%i3) numer: true;
> (%o3) true
> (%i4) tan((2*%pi)/9);
> (%o4) 0.83909963117728
You example is a almost what i need, but don't work if the variable
is pre declared:
(%i1) numer;
(%o1) false
(%i2) x:tan((2*%pi)/9);
2 %pi
(%o2) tan(-----)
9
(%i3) numer:true;
(%o3) true
(%i4) x;
2 %pi
(%o4) tan(-----)
9
(%i5) display(x)$
2 %pi
x = tan(-----)
9
It's possible to have a variable recalculated (or just displayed) in
a numerical form?
Thanks,
Giovanni