Open idealkindom opened 9 months ago
We still are in urgent need of a lisp programmer who knows how to fix those issues...
Because of this bug, I always use the old version of WxMaxima, i.e. boundled with Maxima 5.43 to parse the .wxmx file in order to get a descent output.
At 2023-09-28 01:44:27, "Gunter Königsman" @.***> wrote:
We still are in urgent need of a lisp programmer who knows how to fix those issues...
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We still are in urgent need of a lisp programmer who knows how to fix those issues...
why not retreat those relevant features to an older but normal version?
If we find someone who manages to do that without breaking support for characters like ">" again that would be fine
Al right.Thanks a lot for your explanations.
At 2023-09-29 13:31:26, "Gunter Königsman" @.***> wrote:
If we find someone who manages to do that without breaking support for characters like ">" again that would be fine
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The problem of subscripts output after Maxima 5.43 has long been existing until now.
ΔP_r;print(ΔP_r,"=",4.6,".")$ ΔP_r1;print(ΔP_r1,"=",2.3,".")$ ΔP_r[1];print(ΔP_r[1],"=",1.2,".")$ P_r;P_r:4.6;print('ΔP_r,"=",4.6,".")$ P_r1;P_r1:2.3;print('ΔP_r1,"=",2.3,".")$ kill(all)$ P_r[1];P_r[1]:1.2;print('ΔP_r[1],"=",1.2,".")$