Improved Octave Interface for Sage
This project provides an improved version of the SageMath interface for Octave: sage/interfaces/octave.py and obviously depends on Sage.
Installation
pip install sage-octave
This works on SMC and creates
.local/lib/python2.7/site-packages/octave.py
Run
This can be used in Sage as follows:
sage: from octave import octave
It also works in a SMC Sage worksheet.
Changes
Recovery from syntax error without losing sync
Syntax errors are marked with >>> which was confused with the prompt character. We use the full default Octave prompt sequence instead (also continuation lines PS2).
Disable pagination to allow large matrices to be imported to Sage
Support ^C keyboard interrupt
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