I am running some lengthy calculations on the Sage Notebook, and I want to access them later on another client terminal that doesn't have a browser. Is there some ways you can "ask" the Sage Server and it gives the result? If not, is there a way to direct result to another client terminal?
Thanks,
You can pickle the resulting object and then read it into another Sage session, if that is your question.
For example, in the first Sage session:
sage: result = 42
sage: result.dumps()
'x\x9ck`J.NLO\xd5+\xca\xccK/\xd6\xcb\xcc+IMO-\xe2\xcaM\xccN\x8d\x87q\n\x19C\x99\x0c\x13[\x83\n\x99\xf4\x00\x88\x14\x0f\xc5'
Then you can load the pickled object in another session:
sage: loads('x\x9ck`J.NLO\xd5+\xca\xccK/\xd6\xcb\xcc+IMO-\xe2\xcaM\xccN\x8d\x87q\n\x19C\x99\x0c\x13[\x83\n\x99\xf4\x00\x88\x14\x0f\xc5')
42
For simplicity I used dumps/loads to save/load strings. If you have large objects you probably want to use dump/load and save the data to a file. Of course you need file system access on the Sage server, then.
If you're running lengthy calculations, maybe the command-line interface is better than the notebook. Or are you using one of the public Sage notebook servers, rather than a local copy?
Asked: 2011-07-12 18:06:07 +0100
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Last updated: Jul 13 '11
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