Singular

5.2.10 importfrom

Syntax:

importfrom( package_name , name );
importfrom( package_name , list_of_names );

Purpose:

creates a new identifier in the current package which is a copy of the one specified by name in the package package_name. package_name can be Top or any other identifier of type package.

Note:

Objects defined in a ring are not automatically imported when importing the ring.

Warning:

The identifier is copied to the current package. It does still exist (independently) in the package package_name. If the identifier should be erased in the package from which it originates, exportto should be used instead.

Example:

listvar(Top); ==> // Top [0] package Top (T) ==> // ::mathicgb_prOrder [0] proc from singmathic.so (C) ==> // ::mathicgb [0] proc from singmathic.so (C) ==> // ::create_ring [0] proc from standard.lib ==> // ::min [0] proc from standard.lib ==> // ::max [0] proc from standard.lib ==> // ::datetime [0] proc from standard.lib ==> // ::weightKB [0] proc from standard.lib ==> // ::fprintf [0] proc from standard.lib ==> // ::printf [0] proc from standard.lib ==> // ::sprintf [0] proc from standard.lib ==> // ::quotient4 [0] proc from standard.lib ==> // ::quotient5 [0] proc from standard.lib ==> // ::quotient3 [0] proc from standard.lib ==> // ::quotient2 [0] proc from standard.lib ==> // ::quotient1 [0] proc from standard.lib ==> // ::quot [0] proc from standard.lib ==> // ::res [0] proc from standard.lib ==> // ::groebner [0] proc from standard.lib ==> // ::qslimgb [0] proc from standard.lib ==> // ::hilbRing [0] proc from standard.lib ==> // ::par2varRing [0] proc from standard.lib ==> // ::quotientList [0] proc from standard.lib ==> // ::stdhilb [0] proc from standard.lib ==> // ::stdfglm [0] proc from standard.lib ==> // ::Float [0] proc from kernel (C) ==> // ::crossprod [0] proc from kernel (C) load("inout.lib"); listvar(Top); ==> // Top [0] package Top (T) ==> // ::mathicgb_prOrder [0] proc from singmathic.so (C) ==> // ::mathicgb [0] proc from singmathic.so (C) ==> // ::create_ring [0] proc from standard.lib ==> // ::min [0] proc from standard.lib ==> // ::max [0] proc from standard.lib ==> // ::datetime [0] proc from standard.lib ==> // ::weightKB [0] proc from standard.lib ==> // ::fprintf [0] proc from standard.lib ==> // ::printf [0] proc from standard.lib ==> // ::sprintf [0] proc from standard.lib ==> // ::quotient4 [0] proc from standard.lib ==> // ::quotient5 [0] proc from standard.lib ==> // ::quotient3 [0] proc from standard.lib ==> // ::quotient2 [0] proc from standard.lib ==> // ::quotient1 [0] proc from standard.lib ==> // ::quot [0] proc from standard.lib ==> // ::res [0] proc from standard.lib ==> // ::groebner [0] proc from standard.lib ==> // ::qslimgb [0] proc from standard.lib ==> // ::hilbRing [0] proc from standard.lib ==> // ::par2varRing [0] proc from standard.lib ==> // ::quotientList [0] proc from standard.lib ==> // ::stdhilb [0] proc from standard.lib ==> // ::stdfglm [0] proc from standard.lib ==> // ::Float [0] proc from kernel (C) ==> // ::crossprod [0] proc from kernel (C) importfrom(Inout,pause); listvar(Top); ==> // Top [0] package Top (T) ==> // ::pause [0] proc from inout.lib ==> // ::mathicgb_prOrder [0] proc from singmathic.so (C) ==> // ::mathicgb [0] proc from singmathic.so (C) ==> // ::create_ring [0] proc from standard.lib ==> // ::min [0] proc from standard.lib ==> // ::max [0] proc from standard.lib ==> // ::datetime [0] proc from standard.lib ==> // ::weightKB [0] proc from standard.lib ==> // ::fprintf [0] proc from standard.lib ==> // ::printf [0] proc from standard.lib ==> // ::sprintf [0] proc from standard.lib ==> // ::quotient4 [0] proc from standard.lib ==> // ::quotient5 [0] proc from standard.lib ==> // ::quotient3 [0] proc from standard.lib ==> // ::quotient2 [0] proc from standard.lib ==> // ::quotient1 [0] proc from standard.lib ==> // ::quot [0] proc from standard.lib ==> // ::res [0] proc from standard.lib ==> // ::groebner [0] proc from standard.lib ==> // ::qslimgb [0] proc from standard.lib ==> // ::hilbRing [0] proc from standard.lib ==> // ::par2varRing [0] proc from standard.lib ==> // ::quotientList [0] proc from standard.lib ==> // ::stdhilb [0] proc from standard.lib ==> // ::stdfglm [0] proc from standard.lib ==> // ::Float [0] proc from kernel (C) ==> // ::crossprod [0] proc from kernel (C)

See export; exportto; keepring.