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Sage's gap_console() running ina terminal (in fact, emacs's sage-mode...), youtr code works ; it fails in Sagecell.

According to what I understand from the error message insagecell output, sagecell pastes the lines together and adds continuation backslashes "when it feels it".

This behaviour is probably a bug, and a ticket should be filed as such. The "right place" may be sagecell's issues page or Sage's Trac. Yelping on sage-support may get you a better direction.

Sage's gap_console() running ina terminal (in fact, emacs's sage-mode...), youtr code works ; it fails in Sagecell.

According to what I understand from the error message insagecell output, sagecell pastes the lines together and adds continuation backslashes "when it feels it".

This behaviour is probably a bug, and a ticket should be filed as such. The "right place" may be sagecell's issues page or Sage's Trac. Yelping on sage-support may get you a better direction.

foo = """
LoadPackage("qpa");
Q:=Quiver(3,[[1,2,"a"],[2,3,"b"]]);
KQ:=PathAlgebra(GF(3),Q);
AssignGeneratorVariables(KQ);
rel:=[a*b];
A:=KQ/rel;
"""
Res=[]
for u in foo.splitlines() : Res.append(gap.eval(u))
Res

Sage's gap_console() running ina terminal (in fact, emacs's sage-mode...), youtr code works ; it fails in Sagecell.

According to what I understand from the error message insagecell output, sagecell pastes the lines together and adds continuation backslashes "when it feels it".

This behaviour is probably a bug, and a ticket should be filed as such. The "right place" may be sagecell's issues page or Sage's Trac. Yelping on sage-support may get you a better direction.

EDIT : Possible According to a sage-develthread, this problem is inherent to the pexpect Gap interface. The author of this remark says :

I won't want to touch GAP's pexpect interface...

and wraps code in a Gap function that he defines and calls once.

An analogous possible workaround :

foo = """
LoadPackage("qpa");
Q:=Quiver(3,[[1,2,"a"],[2,3,"b"]]);
KQ:=PathAlgebra(GF(3),Q);
AssignGeneratorVariables(KQ);
rel:=[a*b];
A:=KQ/rel;
"""
Res=[]
for u in foo.splitlines() : Res.append(gap.eval(u))
Res

Sage's gap_console() running ina terminal (in fact, emacs's sage-mode...), youtr code works ; it fails in Sagecell.

According to what I understand from the error message insagecell output, sagecell pastes the lines together and adds continuation backslashes "when it feels it".

This behaviour is probably a bug, and a ticket should be filed as such. The "right place" may be sagecell's issues page or Sage's Trac. Yelping on sage-support may get you a better direction.

EDIT : According to a sage-develthread, this problem is inherent to the pexpect Gap interface. The author of this remark says :

I won't want to touch GAP's pexpect interface...

and wraps code in a Gap function that he defines and calls once.

An analogous possible workaround :

foo = """
LoadPackage("qpa");
Q:=Quiver(3,[[1,2,"a"],[2,3,"b"]]);
KQ:=PathAlgebra(GF(3),Q);
AssignGeneratorVariables(KQ);
rel:=[a*b];
A:=KQ/rel;
"""
Res=[]
for u in foo.splitlines() : Res.append(gap.eval(u))
Res

prints :

['',
 'true',
 '<quiver with 3 vertices and 2 arrows>',
 '<GF(3)[<quiver with 3 vertices and 2 arrows>]>',
 '',
 '[ (Z(3)^0)*a*b ]',
 '<GF(3)[<quiver with 3 vertices and 2 arrows>]/\n<two-sided ideal in <GF(3)[<quiver with 3 vertices and 2 arrows>]>, \n  (1 generators)>>']

HTH,