Dream Scatter
Dream Scatter
When I implemented the quoteblock support, I made the `MExpr` objects encapsulate an array of strings to be able to represent multiple maxima expressions and then be able to reference...
@odysseus9672, note that the `parse(::MExpr)` function I was referring to is **not** the built-in julia function but the one from Maxima.jl that takes an `MExpr` object as input. It's possible...
Also note that ```julia julia> s = MExpr(u) |> string "y:x+1; y^2" julia> MExpr(s).str 1-element Array{String,1}: "y:x+1; y^2" julia> split(MExpr(s)).str 2-element Array{String,1}: "y:x+1" " y^2" ``` in other words, the...
A similar package I made called [Grassmann.jl](https://github.com/chakravala/Grassmann.jl) allows mesh importing with `Grassmann.initmesh(::GeometryBasics.Mesh)` although this feature is not yet officially documented, I plan to add some documentation regarding that.
That file does not run for me, I'm getting a bunch of errors and it uses `GeometryTypes` instead of `GeometryBasics`. Could you update it please?
Transfer `TensorNested` from `Grassmannn` into `AbstractTensors` on the transition to Grassmann.jl v0.9 Further task reminders may be added to this issue in the future for the v1.0 release of `Grassmann`
That's not an important feature I personally need for my own purposes. If you want you can implement an example of a function which factorizes rotors by opening a new...
there is no such thing as `aliases.jl` ... did you try to compile this? it's hallucinating, also AI generated content cannot be copyright if you want to contribute you need...
You've got it backwards, Travis CI free service was deprecated a few years ago, you must not have been paying much attention to Julia package development for the past few...