In 5.7, when I attach a file, call it foo.sage, I get files called something like foo.sageQ7xLla and foo.sageQ7xLla.py created in the directory, plus a new pair every time foo.sage is altered. Obviously, this gets tiresome really quickly. Is there a way to get sage to create this files wherever it was doing it before (some tmp directory, I assume) or to clean up after itself on exit?
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Cleaning up after %attach in 5.7
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Cleaning up after %attach in 5.7
In 5.7, when I attach a file, call it foo.sage, I get files called something like foo.sageQ7xLla and foo.sageQ7xLla.py created in the directory, plus a new pair every time foo.sage is altered. Obviously, this gets tiresome really quickly. Is there a way to get sage to create this files wherever it was doing it before (some tmp directory, I assume) or to clean up after itself on exit?
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Cleaning up after %attach in 5.7
In 5.7, when I attach a file, call it foo.sage, I get files called something like foo.sageQ7xLla and foo.sageQ7xLla.py created in the directory, plus a new pair every time foo.sage is altered. Obviously, this gets tiresome really quickly. Is there a way to get sage to create this files wherever it was doing it before (some tmp directory, I assume) or to clean up after itself on exit?
