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(in-package :ngrobner)

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;; Global switches
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;; Can be used in Maxima just fine, as they observe the
;; Maxima naming convention, i.e. all names visible at the
;; Maxima toplevel begin with a '$'.
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(defvar $poly_monomial_order '$lex
  "This switch controls which monomial order is used in polynomial
and Grobner basis calculations. If not set, LEX will be used")

(defvar $poly_coefficient_ring '$expression_ring
  "This switch indicates the coefficient ring of the polynomials
that will be used in grobner calculations. If not set, Maxima's
general expression ring will be used. This variable may be set
to RING_OF_INTEGERS if desired.")

(defvar $poly_primary_elimination_order nil
  "Name of the default order for eliminated variables in elimination-based functions.
If not set, LEX will be used.")

(defvar $poly_secondary_elimination_order nil
  "Name of the default order for kept variables in elimination-based functions.
If not set, LEX will be used.")

(defvar $poly_elimination_order nil
  "Name of the default elimination order used in elimination calculations.
If set, it overrides the settings in variables POLY_PRIMARY_ELIMINATION_ORDER
and SECONDARY_ELIMINATION_ORDER. The user must ensure that this is a true
elimination order valid for the number of eliminated variables.")

(defvar $poly_return_term_list nil
  "If set to T, all functions in this package will return each polynomial as a
list of terms in the current monomial order rather than a Maxima general expression.")

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;; Conversion from internal to infix form
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(defun coerce-to-infix (poly-type object vars)
  "Write a polynomial, polynomial list, termlist term
in infix form, using variables VARS. Can be used to display 
an internal form polynomial more readably."
  (case poly-type
    (:termlist
     `(+ ,@(mapcar #'(lambda (term) (coerce-to-infix :term term vars)) object)))
    (:polynomial
     (coerce-to-infix :termlist (poly-termlist object) vars))
    (:poly-list
     `([ ,@(mapcar #'(lambda (p) (coerce-to-infix :polynomial p vars)) object)))
    (:term
     `(* ,(term-coeff object)
         ,@(mapcar #'(lambda (var power) `(expt ,var ,power))
                   vars (coerce (term-monom object) 'list))))
    (otherwise
     object)))