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I prefer bash/console as my SAGE editor with both hands always on the keyboard.

However, I want to manage those functions that are defined by myself in a way as in MATLAB, explicitly store functions in a toolbox folder and load them using addpath/import if necessary. It appears inconvenient to modify/extend a function in bash/console.

EMACS is perhaps a good choice?

Thanks in advance!

I prefer bash/console as my SAGE editor with both hands always on the keyboard.

However, I want to manage those functions that are defined by myself in a way as in MATLAB, explicitly store functions in a toolbox folder and load them using addpath/import if necessary. It appears Moreover, it seems inconvenient to modify/extend a function in bash/console. bash/console in SAGE.

EMACS is perhaps a good choice?

Thanks in advance!

I prefer bash/console as my SAGE editor with both hands always on the keyboard.

However, I want to manage those functions that are defined by myself in a way as in MATLAB, explicitly store functions m-functions in a toolbox folder and load them using addpath/import if necessary. Moreover, it seems inconvenient to modify/extend a function in bash/console in SAGE.

EMACS is perhaps a good choice?

Thanks in advance!

I prefer bash/console as my SAGE editor with both hands always on the keyboard.

However, I want to manage those functions that are defined by myself in a way as in MATLAB, explicitly store m-functions in a toolbox folder and load them using addpath/import if necessary. Moreover, it seems inconvenient to modify/extend a function in bash/console in SAGE.

EMACS is perhaps a good choice?

Thanks in advance!