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trying to check whether a numerical expression is NaN or not. My expression is log(arcsin(e)). If I apply N() on the expression it goes into infinite loop. I try to catch the runtime error. Everything seems to work in the following code except the error message displayed. I do not want that message in output. Any way to turn the error message off.

sage: def number(expr):
....:         try:
....:             n = N(expr)
....:     except (RuntimeError):
....:             n = N(NaN)
....:     return n
....: 
sage: expr=log(arcsin(e))
sage: a=number(expr)
Exception RuntimeError: 'maximum recursion depth exceeded in __subclasscheck__' in <type 'exceptions.RuntimeError'> ignored
# I do not want the above error message in output
sage: a
NaN
sage: a.is_NaN()
True

trying to check whether a numerical expression is NaN or not. My expression is log(arcsin(e)). If I apply N() on the expression it goes into infinite loop. I try to catch the runtime error. Everything seems to work in the following code except the error message displayed. I do not want that message in output. Any way to turn the error message off.

sage: def number(expr):
....:         try:
....:             n = N(expr)
....:     except (RuntimeError):
....:             n = N(NaN)
....:     return n
....: 
sage: expr=log(arcsin(e))
sage: a=number(expr)
Exception RuntimeError: 'maximum recursion depth exceeded in __subclasscheck__' in <type 'exceptions.RuntimeError'> ignored
# I do not want the above error message in output
sage: a
NaN
sage: a.is_NaN()
True

trying to check whether a numerical expression is NaN or not. My expression is log(arcsin(e)). If I apply N() on the expression it goes into infinite loop. I try to catch the runtime error. Everything seems to work in the following code except the error message displayed. I do not want that message in output. Any way to turn the error message off.

sage: def number(expr):
....:         try:
....:             n = N(expr)
....:     except (RuntimeError):
....:             n = N(NaN)
....:     return n
....: 
sage: expr=log(arcsin(e))
sage: a=number(expr)
Exception RuntimeError: 'maximum recursion depth exceeded in __subclasscheck__' in <type 'exceptions.RuntimeError'> ignored
# I do not want the above error message in output
sage: a
NaN
sage: a.is_NaN()
True

trying to check whether a numerical expression is NaN or not. My expression is log(arcsin(e)). If I apply N() on the expression it goes into infinite loop. I try to catch the runtime error. Everything seems to work in the following code except the error message displayed. I do not want that message in output. Any way to turn the error message off.

sage: def number(expr):
....:         try:
....:             n = N(expr)
....:     except (RuntimeError):
....:             n = N(NaN)
....:     return n
....: 
sage: expr=log(arcsin(e))
sage: a=number(expr)
Exception RuntimeError: 'maximum recursion depth exceeded in __subclasscheck__' in <type 'exceptions.RuntimeError'> ignored
# I do not want the above error message in output
sage: a
NaN
sage: a.is_NaN()
True

trying to check whether a numerical expression is NaN or not. My expression is log(arcsin(e)). If I apply N() on the expression it goes into infinite loop. I try to catch the runtime error. Everything seems to work in the following code except the error message displayed. I do not want that message in output. Any way to turn the error message off.

sage: def number(expr):
....:         try:
....:             n = N(expr)
....:     except (RuntimeError):
....:             n = N(NaN)
....:     return n
....: 
sage: expr=log(arcsin(e))
sage: a=number(expr)
Exception RuntimeError: 'maximum recursion depth exceeded in __subclasscheck__' in <type 'exceptions.RuntimeError'> ignored
# I do not want the above error message in output
sage: a
NaN
sage: a.is_NaN()
True

trying to check whether a numerical expression is NaN or not. My expression is log(arcsin(e)). If I apply N() on the expression it goes into infinite loop. I try to catch the runtime error. Everything seems to work in the following code except the error message displayed. I do not want that message in output. Any way to turn the error message off.

sage: def number(expr):
....:         try:
....:             n = N(expr)
....:     except (RuntimeError):
....:             n = N(NaN)
....:     return n
....: 
sage: expr=log(arcsin(e))
sage: a=number(expr)
Exception RuntimeError: 'maximum recursion depth exceeded in __subclasscheck__' in <type 'exceptions.RuntimeError'> ignored
# I do not want the above error message in output
sage: a
NaN
sage: a.is_NaN()
True