The orthopoly code supports two-dimensional output for the orthogonal
polynomials. I think this is more trouble than it is
worth--two-dimensional output it makes it hard to copy and paste,
users might think that the orthogonal polynomials are memoized,
and it's not all that attractive. Xmaxima, but not wxMaxima
supports the two-dimensional output.
I'm inclined to eliminate the support for two-dimensional output
for the orthogonal polynomials. I could copy all the output code to an
optional file, but due to my lazy nature, I'd prefer to eliminate
two-dimensional output. We'll still have tex output (actually improved
tex output for new version of orthopoly). Comments?
(%i3) legendre_q(n,x);
(%o3) Q (x)
n
(%i4) display2d : false$
(%i5) legendre_q(n,x);
(%o5) legendre_q(n,x)
Barton