How to avoid ^- in maxima output? (Richard Fateman)

Thanks for the hint. Currently, I'd prefer to see if our problem can be
solved by adjusting 1d output formatting, there were encouraging posts.

We do not perform any real parsing at the moment, but that might change in
future, particularly in order to get nested lists and matrices right.

This is how a typical transaction log looks like:

" 
Request: ((%e^(-(x*y)))/b);
Answer: 
(%o26) %e^-(x*y)/b     <--- better: %e^(-(x*y))/b     
(%i27) 
Received bytes:27
SMathGet: e^-(x*y)/b
SMathGetBytes: 10 "

Nothing is done except translating e <-> %e in the given case. 


> > 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