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AT: rank of a module seems to only work for singly graded modules
S = ZZ/101[x_1,x_2, Degrees => ]
I = ideal(x_1^4*x_2^3)
f = matrix
F = map(S^{{-2, 1}, {2, 2}}, S^{{-3, 0},{ -3, 4},{0,0}, {0, 4}, {0,8}}, f)
R = S/I
M = (image F)**R
rank M

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AS,AO,DR: Is it meant that "presentation" returns a Matrix whereas "minimalPresentation" returns a Module?

DG: Oops, a much better name would have been "minimizePresentation", sorry! Please use the synonym "prune", instead. Would it be okay if in the next version of Macaulay 2 we rename the function, provided "minimalPresentation", when used, says something like "'minimalPresentation' has been replaced by 'minimizePresentation'"?

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AHH: SimpleDoc Inputs that are optional arguments show up under the regular inputs.

======================= Help! When I try installPackage "Foo", it the examples, when run, give error messages about the SimpleDoc.m2 not being found, but I already installed it.

Workaround: use installPackage("Foo", UserMode => true) instead.

In the next version of Macaulay2, the default value for this option will be false.

Explanation: when UserMode is set to false, that means that M2 is started up to run the examples with the "-q" option, which specifies that M2 should not look in the Macaulay 2 application directory under the user's home directory for packages the user may have installed previously.

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DR: bug concerning degrees of target module

• R = QQ[x,y,z]
• r1 = res cokernel matrix { { x,y,z } }
• complete r1
• r2 = res cokernel matrix { { x^2+y^2, y^3+z^3 } }
• complete r2
• rr = r1 ** r2
• M = (rr.dd_3)^{0,1,2}
• target M

seems to forget the degrees...

Related with this effect may also be the following:

• S = QQ[x,y]
• M1 = map(S^{-1,-2,-3}, S^{-1,-1,-1}, )
• degrees image M1

results in

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