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tutorial:legacy [2017/03/24 13:04] – created extra tutorial for references to older versions. oroehriguser_guide:tutorials:legacy [2019/02/11 16:41] – ↷ Page moved from user_guide:howto:legacy to user_guide:tutorials:legacy oroehrig
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 polytope > $f = new Integer(1); polytope > $f = new Integer(1);
  
-polytope > for ($i = new Integer(100); $i>0; --$i) { $f *= $i; }+polytope > for (my $i = new Integer(100); $i>0; --$i) { $f *= $i; }
  
 polytope > print $f; polytope > print $f;
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 <code> <code>
-> polymake cube.poly N_FACETS+polymake cube.poly N_FACETS 
 +</code> 
 +<code>
 N_FACETS N_FACETS
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 <code> <code>
-> polymake 'save(cube(3),"c3.poly")'+polymake 'save(cube(3),"c3.poly")'
 </code> </code>
  
 A word of warning: It was rarely legal but always popular to edit files that ''polymake'' worked on with an ASCII text processor.  This is still possible (if you know what you are doing), but in addition to the caveats previously in place (which are still valid) you have to pay attention to producing valid XML. A word of warning: It was rarely legal but always popular to edit files that ''polymake'' worked on with an ASCII text processor.  This is still possible (if you know what you are doing), but in addition to the caveats previously in place (which are still valid) you have to pay attention to producing valid XML.
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