I am not sure what the point of SOTGroupsInformation() is. Right now I got this output:
gap> SOTGroupsInformation();
AllSOTGroups(#) constructs all groups of order # up to isomorphism, where \
# factorises into at most 4 primes or # = p^4q, where p and q are distinct\
primes.
First off, the use of # greatly confused me, as this usually starts a comment and by chance it started a line here. Anyway, I think it is intended to be a placeholder. OK, fine, but then this basically just describes AllSOTGroups. But if I already know about SOTGroupsInformation, wouldn't I also know about AllSOTGroups? And if so, I can just enter ?AllSOTGroups to get information about it.
So I am not sure what the purpose of this variant of SOTGroupsInformation. My instinct says to remove it. Or else come up with something more useful and print that. Like, perhaps it could print explicitly the list of factorizations, or so. But in the end I think this makes more sense in the manual?
I am not sure what the point of
SOTGroupsInformation()
is. Right now I got this output:First off, the use of
#
greatly confused me, as this usually starts a comment and by chance it started a line here. Anyway, I think it is intended to be a placeholder. OK, fine, but then this basically just describesAllSOTGroups
. But if I already know aboutSOTGroupsInformation
, wouldn't I also know aboutAllSOTGroups
? And if so, I can just enter?AllSOTGroups
to get information about it.So I am not sure what the purpose of this variant of
SOTGroupsInformation
. My instinct says to remove it. Or else come up with something more useful and print that. Like, perhaps it could print explicitly the list of factorizations, or so. But in the end I think this makes more sense in the manual?