S. Gilles on Sat, 15 Jul 2017 00:40:10 +0200 |
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fetch_user_var() doesn't behave as I expect |
Hi, I wanted the following program to print "b=b, c=c", but unfortunately it printed "b=b, c=a". #include <pari/pari.h> int main(void) { pari_init(512 * 1024, 0); GEN a = varlower("a", 1); GEN b = gsubst(a, varn(a), varlower("b", 1)); GEN c = gsubst(a, fetch_user_var("a"), varlower("c", 1)); pari_printf("b=%Ps, c=%Ps\n", b, c); return 0; } Based on the manual's description of fetch_user_var(), I think this might be a bug, but it is also quite probable that my understanding of fetch_user_var() is incorrect. Assuming my understanding is incorrect, is there a built-in function that will take a string s (which could be something silly like "1+1") and return the number of a variable I made earlier with e.g. `varlower(s, 1)'? -- S. Gilles