Re: MAPLE print content of myfile.m to maple standard output

From: stijn (steineswz_at_hotmail.com)
Date: 11/12/04 

Date: 12 Nov 2004 02:45:26 -0800

Hello joe, my computer was down for a while (server problems) so i
could not try your suggestion until now.

I tried it, and this came out:
{mod}

i'm sure i did not just define one "mod" function :-)
bon, do you know what i did wrong?
greets,
stijn

(i'm using maple 8)

Joe Riel <joer@k-online.com> wrote in message news:<87hdnzyr4m.fsf@k-online.com>...
> steineswz@hotmail.com (stijn) writes:
>
> > hello, can anyone tell me what to do? I created a file myfile.m a
> > while ago where i defined some functions. now i forgot how i named
> > them, so i want maple to print the content of myfile.m to the standard
> > maple output.
> >
> > i tried
> >> interface(echo=2);
> >> read("myfile.m");
>
> Try the following
>
> restart;
> origprocs := {anames(procedure)}:
> read("myfile.m"):
> {anames(procedure)} minus origprocs;
>
> Another possibility, with Maple 9, is to use
> LibraryTools:-BuildFromDirectory to put the contents of the m-file
> into a repository and then view it using LibraryTools:-Browse (after
> setting libname to include to the repository.
>
> Joe

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