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What is the difference of TImode (89/92) versus Xcas mode?

I only notice that the output of the solvers are algebraic expressions and not lists of solutions

Xcas mode
1: solve([ y = x^2, y = 2*x + 3 ],[x,y]) [enter] returns
[[3,9],[-1,1]]

TImode (89/92)
1: solve([ y = x^2, y = 2*x + 3 ],[x,y]) [enter] returns
(x=3) and (y=9)) or ((x=-1) and (y=1)

Indices start at 1, the parser also accepts some ti syntaxes that are not accepted otherwise (for programming).

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Within a program with which command to set these modes?

cmd(tiMode/xcasMode)

xcas_mode(0) (default) or xcas_mode(3) (TI)

Ideas

To be able to restore the configuration mode for sotfware and not by hand, please add the option xcas_mode(-1), as it does autosimplify(-1)

xcas_mode(-1) [enter] returns current xcasmode [0 or 1 or 2 or 3]

And when exe xcas_mode(0 or 1 or 2 or 3) , returns the keyword Done as alias of 1, and not 1 because is the output associated with the mode 1=Maple



samples:

1:
xcas_mode(0) [enter] returns
"Warning: some commands like subs might change arguments order"
Done

2:
xcasModeFlag:=xcas_mode(-1) [enter] returns
0

...

3:
xcas_mode(3) [enter] returns
"Warning: some commands like subs might change arguments order"
Done

4:
xcas_mode(xcasModeFlag) // restore the previous xcas mode

xcas_mode() returns the current mode, you can save yourself the current mode before changing it, then you can restore it later.

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The output of xcas_mode (#) is currently a string of text, I think it is better to return a confirmation output of change 1 or Done and the warning message in between the cmd and output

related

That returns autosimplify() and autosimplify(-1)?

case 1:
autosimplify(0) -> 1
autosimplify() -> 1
autosimplify(-1) -> 'Nop'

case 2:
autosimplify(1) -> 1
autosimplify() -> 1
autosimplify(-1) -> 'regroup'

case 3:
autosimplify(2) -> 1
autosimplify() -> 1
autosimplify(-1) -> 'simplify'

case 4:
autosimplify(3) -> 'simplify'
autosimplify() -> 1
autosimplify(-1) -> 'simplify'

I will modify autosimplify() to return the command used.

parisse a écrit :I will modify autosimplify() to return the command used.

thanks

Input
(string, explicit input)
autosimplify('Nop' / 'regroup' / 'simplify' ) -> Done

(numeric input)
autosimplify(0 / 1 / 2 ) -> Done

output
autosimplify() -> 0 / 1 / 2 (numeric output)
autosimplify(-1) -> 'Nop' / 'regroup' / 'simplify' (string, explicit output)


same for xcas_mode()

Input
(numeric input)
xcas_mode(1 / 0 ) -> Done

output
xcas_mode() -> 0 / 1 / 2 / 3 (numeric output)
xcas_mode(-1) -> 'Xcas' / 'Maple' / 'Mupad' / 'TI' (string, explicit output)

Hi, Bernard.

I think I've already mentioned it, I'm doing an educational research project with CAS, and I'm using Xcas for the experiment, my intention in some improvements or aesthetic changes, is for the purpose of favoring or facilitating the use in the interface especially of Undergraduate students, for this reason my suggestions

The arguments 0/1/2 are not very explicit, I see that the command autosimplify accepts numerical arguments as symbolic, the complex_mode command only accepts 'complex' please add 'Nop' as arg

Thanks

I don't understand what complex_mode('Nop') would mean. Moreover, students will certainly change complex mode with the interface, not with a command, unless they are sufficiently advanced to understand how to do it properly.