On 10/23/13 11:23 AM, Robert Dodier wrote:
> (3) You can also call ?print to print the Lisp form -- that's more
> work,
I doubt it; see below
especially as some expressions have special representations,
do ?print(ratdisrep(%))
and you will not have any issues with the items below.
This is hardly any work on the lisp side, and can provide the results
essentially pre-parsed for you. You don't need to re-parse stuff except
by trivially reading delimited expressions.
RJF
> e.g. Taylor series, polynomials in canonical form -- but it's
> guaranteed to capture everything in the expression. I can help figure
> out (2) if you want. best Robert Dodier
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