Re: print1() behaviour changed

[Jeroen Demeyer <J.Demeyer@UGent.be>]

Bill Allombert wrote:
> In fact, the reason is very different:
>
> PARI/GP has the notion of 'input line': it reads a full input line
> and evaluate it. If the output does not end by a \n, it adds it,
> so the next output will be properly aligned.
>
> print1(0);print1(1); is a single input line but print1(0);\nprint1(1);
> is two input lines. The solution is to use braces around your
> script to make it look like a single input line:
> {print1(0);\nprint1(1);}
>
>
>
> It does not normally affect scripts.  It only affects running scripts as
> gp -q < script
>
> In that case you can do
> gp -q script </dev/null
> instead, or use braces.

Thanks for your reply.  Your "braces" suggestion works indeed.