PARI's commands - Page 116

science_man_88 · 2010-08-31, 20:43

Code:

mt(i,j=i)= for(x=1,i,for(n=1,j,print1(x*n"\t"));print(""))

is my best idea so far shortens the name and if a variable is missing it knows they are equal so to get to a square we only need one input.

the trouble comes when the width is more than one page. seems to print to 20,20 perfectly any higher next thing that shows up is the last one.

CRGreathouse · 2010-08-31, 21:02

Quote:

Originally Posted by science_man_88

I tried your idea:

Code:

***   too many arguments: ...plication(i,j=i)=x=Mat(i,j,x,y,x*y);for(i=1,i
                                                      ^--------------------

You used "Mat" instead of "matrix".

CRGreathouse · 2010-08-31, 21:07

Quote:

Originally Posted by science_man_88

Code:

mt(i,j=i)= for(x=1,i,for(n=1,j,print1(x*n"\t"));print(""))

is my best idea so far shortens the name and if a variable is missing it knows they are equal so to get to a square we only need one input.

Yep, works pretty well.

Quote:

Originally Posted by science_man_88

the trouble comes when the width is more than one page. seems to print to 20,20 perfectly any higher next thing that shows up is the last one.

That's a limitation of the terminal. If you want bigger tables, or better-looking tables, I recommend using write() and write1() to create an HTML file which you can display in a browser. Something like this:

Code:

table(h,w)={
  write("output.html", "<!doctype html>");
  write("output.html", "<html><head><meta charset='utf-8'><title>Multiplication</title></head>");
  write("output.html", "<body><table>");
  for(i=1,h,
    write1("output.html", "<tr>");
    for(j=1,w,
      write1("output.html", "<td>", i*j, "</td>")
    );
    write("output.html", "</tr>");
  );
  write("output.html", "</table></body></html>");
};

science_man_88 · 2010-08-31, 21:37

Quote:

Originally Posted by CRGreathouse

Yep, works pretty well.

That's a limitation of the terminal. If you want bigger tables, or better-looking tables, I recommend using write() and write1() to create an HTML file which you can display in a browser. Something like this:

Code:

table(h,w)={
  write("output.html", "<!doctype html>");
  write("output.html", "<html><head><meta charset='utf-8'><title>Multiplication</title></head>");
  write("output.html", "<body><table>");
  for(i=1,h,
    write1("output.html", "<tr>");
    for(j=1,w,
      write1("output.html", "<td>", i*j, "</td>")
    );
    write("output.html", "</tr>");
  );
  write("output.html", "</table></body></html>");
};

I may make it more efficient I tested it twice in a row and it was going about 452.5 bits/s = baud ? each time.

CRGreathouse · 2010-08-31, 21:45

The inefficiency comes from opening and closing the file for every write1() statement. You might get more speed by creating a string with the whole row, then writing that; I'm not sure.

3.14159 · 2010-08-31, 22:11

Quote:

Originally Posted by CRGreathouse

The inefficiency comes from opening and closing the file for every write1() statement. You might get more speed by creating a string with the whole row, then writing that; I'm not sure.

What's sm88 trying to do?

science_man_88 · 2010-08-31, 22:25

Code:

mt(i,j=i)=for(n=1,i,v=vector(j,x,n*x);write1("E:\\output.txt",v);write("E:\\output.txt","\n"))

this seems nice to me though it's a .txt (still able to open in a browser(well dah)) and writes at a rate of about 5881.4 bits/s = baud ? . For someone with so many programming books I sure suck lol, lets see: Dynamic html (useful to remember Pari's escape characters), Advanced MS-DOS (don't know if i have much use for it as it's the 1986 edition I think). Advanced Programming in the Unix environment (didn't check title until later and did nothing),the art of assembly language 2nd edition,and I think "Beginning Programming all in one desk reference for dummies" is the last one.

CRGreathouse · 2010-09-01, 01:40

Quote:

Originally Posted by 3.14159

What's sm88 trying to do?

He's writing a multiplication table -- at first to the terminal, now to a file. I don't know his underlying motivation, but since this teaches valuable tools (matrices, file I/O) I'm not really concerned.

CRGreathouse · 2010-09-01, 01:47

Quote:

Originally Posted by science_man_88

Code:

mt(i,j=i)=for(n=1,i,v=vector(j,x,n*x);write1("E:\\output.txt",v);write("E:\\output.txt","\n"))

this seems nice to me though it's a .txt (still able to open in a browser(well dah)) and writes at a rate of about 5881.4 bits/s = baud ?

Yes, it's faster since it's writing a whole row at a time. Pari's file I/O performance is bad -- actually there's been an outstanding 'todo' on that particular feature for a while (some suggested a "t_FILE" type to avoid this performance penalty).

Quote:

Originally Posted by science_man_88

For someone with so many programming books I sure suck lol, lets see: Dynamic html (useful to remember Pari's escape characters), Advanced MS-DOS (don't know if i have much use for it as it's the 1986 edition I think). Advanced Programming in the Unix environment (didn't check title until later and did nothing),the art of assembly language 2nd edition,and I think "Beginning Programming all in one desk reference for dummies" is the last one.

You'll learn programming faster than I did when I started, since I was younger than you are now, when I started. Just remember that while books can help, you can only learn programming by doing. You can read a dozen books about how to read a bike, the physics of bike-riding, etc. without learning to ride.

CRGreathouse · 2010-09-01, 01:50

Quote:

Originally Posted by 3.14159

A180362!

Ok. When A180362 shows up, I'll edit it to add

Code:

%S A180362 5,13,109,163,257,271,379,433,487,541,769,3329,7681,7937,9473,10753,11777,
%T A180362 12289,13313,14081,14593,15361,17921,18433,19457,22273,23041,23297,25601,
%U A180362 26113,26881,30977,31489,32257,36097,36353,37501,37633,37889,39937,40193
%H A180362 Charles R Greathouse IV, <a href="b180362.txt">Table of n, a(n) for n = 1..10000</a>

and whatever else it may need. Did you already put the cross-refs in?

science_man_88 · 2010-09-01, 11:14

it's up, and doesn't look like he did.

2010-08-31, 20:43	#1266
science_man_88 "Forget I exist" Jul 2009 Dumbassville 10000011000000₂ Posts	Code: mt(i,j=i)= for(x=1,i,for(n=1,j,print1(xn"\t"));print("")) is my best idea so far shortens the name and if a variable is missing it knows they are equal so to get to a square we only need one input. the trouble comes when the width is more than one page. seems to print to 20,20 perfectly any higher next thing that shows up is the last one. Last fiddled with by science_man_88 on 2010-08-31 at 20:44*

2010-08-31, 22:25	#1272
science_man_88 "Forget I exist" Jul 2009 Dumbassville 2⁶·131 Posts	Code: mt(i,j=i)=for(n=1,i,v=vector(j,x,n*x);write1("E:\\output.txt",v);write("E:\\output.txt","\n")) this seems nice to me though it's a .txt (still able to open in a browser(well dah)) and writes at a rate of about 5881.4 bits/s = baud ? . For someone with so many programming books I sure suck lol, lets see: Dynamic html (useful to remember Pari's escape characters), Advanced MS-DOS (don't know if i have much use for it as it's the 1986 edition I think). Advanced Programming in the Unix environment (didn't check title until later and did nothing),the art of assembly language 2nd edition,and I think "Beginning Programming all in one desk reference for dummies" is the last one.

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2010-08-31, 21:45	#1270
CRGreathouse Aug 2006 3·1,993 Posts	The inefficiency comes from opening and closing the file for every write1() statement. You might get more speed by creating a string with the whole row, then writing that; I'm not sure.

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