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===== Application ===== | ===== Application ===== | ||
- | An application is a bunch of things which belong together mathematically. | + | An application is a collection |
+ | * **common** for things | ||
+ | * **fan** for fans | ||
+ | * **fulton** for tropical vaieties | ||
+ | * **graph** for graphs | ||
+ | * **group** for groups and their actions on polymake | ||
+ | * **matroid** for matroids | ||
+ | * **polytope** for polytopes | ||
+ | * **topaz** for topology-related things | ||
+ | * **tropical** for tropical gemoetry | ||
- | The prompt in the polymake shell lists the currently active application. | + | The prompt in the polymake shell indicates |
+ | < | ||
+ | The default application active on startup is '' | ||
- | Within | + | The only difference between |
+ | < | ||
+ | topaz > $c = polytope:: | ||
+ | </ | ||
- | Each application defines a namespace, both in the Perl and the C++ realms. | ||
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- | Examples are polytope, fan, matroid, fan, fulton, or tropical. | ||
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- | There is a special application " | ||
+ | Within the source code an application is visible as the top level subdirectory " | ||
===== Extension ===== | ===== Extension ===== | ||