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<Chapter Label=
"Chapter_The_PackageName_package">
<Heading>The &PackageName; package</Heading>
This is the manual for the &GAP; 4 package &PACKAGENAME;
version
&
VERSION;, developed by &AUTHOR;.
<Section Label=
"Chapter_The_PackageName_package_Section_Installation">
<Heading>Installation</Heading>
If you are using &GAP;
version 4.15.0 or newer, then &PACKAGENAME; should
be installed by default.
<P/>
If this is not the case, but the &PackageManager; package is installed and
loaded, you can install &PACKAGENAME; from within a &GAP; session using
<Ref Func=
"InstallPackage" BookName=
"PackageManager" Style=
"Number"/>.
<Log><![
CDATA[
gap> InstallPackage(
"TwistedConjugacy" );
...
true
]]></Log>
<P/>
Alternatively, you can download &PACKAGENAME; as a .tar.gz archive
<
URL Text=
'here'>&ARCHIVEURL;.tar.gz</
URL>. After extracting, you should
place it in a suitable <F>pkg</F> folder. For example, on a Debian-based
Linux distribution (e.g. Ubuntu, Mint), you can place it in
<F>$HOME/.gap/pkg</F> (recommended) which makes it available for just
yourself, or in the &GAP; installation directory (<F>gap-X.Y.Z/pkg</F>)
which makes it available for all users.
<P/>
You can use the following command to efficiently install the package for
yourself:
<Listing
Type=
"Command">wget -qO -
https://[...].tar.gz | tar xzf - --one-top-level=$HOME/.g
ap/pkg</Listing>
</Section>
<Section Label="Chapter_The_PackageName_package_Section_Loading">
<Heading>Loading</Heading>
Once installed, loading &PACKAGENAME; can be done by using
<Ref Func="LoadPackage" BookName="ref" Style="Number"/>.
<Log><![CDATA[
gap> LoadPackage( "TwistedConjugacy" );
...
true
]]></Log>
</Section>
<Section Label="Chapter_The_PackageName_package_Section_Citing">
<Heading>Citing</Heading>
If you use the &PACKAGENAME; package in your research, we would love to
hear about your work via an email to the address
<Email>&SUPPORTEMAIL;</Email>.
If you have used the &PACKAGENAME; package in the preparation of a
paper and wish to refer to it, please cite it as described below.
<P/>
In &BibTeX;:
<Listing Type="BibTeX">
@misc{&ABBREV;&VERSION;,
author = {&AUTHORREVERSED;},
title = {{&PackageName;,
&SUBTITLE;,
Version &VERSION;}},
note = {GAP package},
year = {&RELEASEYEAR;},
howpublished = {\url{&HOMEURL;}}
}</Listing><P/>
In &BibLaTeX;:
<Listing Type="BibLaTeX">
@software{&ABBREV;&VERSION;,
author = {&AUTHORREVERSED;},
title = {&PackageName;},
subtitle = {&SUBTITLE;},
version = {&VERSION;},
note = {GAP package},
year = {&RELEASEYEAR;},
url = {&HOMEURL;}
}</Listing>
</Section>
<Section Label="Chapter_The_PackageName_package_Section_Support">
<Heading>Support</Heading>
If you encounter any problems, please submit them to the
<URL Text='issue tracker'>&ISSUEURL;</URL>.
If you have any questions on the usage or functionality of
&PACKAGENAME;, you may contact me via email at
<Email>&SUPPORTEMAIL;</Email>.
<P/>
Bugs in &GAP;, in this package, or in any other package used directly or
indirectly, may cause functions provided by &PACKAGENAME; to produce
errors or incorrect results.
To help detect such issues, you can enable internal checks by setting the
variable <C>TWC.ASSERT</C> to <K>true</K>. Note that this
will come at the cost of reduced performance.
<P/>
For additional safety, you can enable &GAP;'s built-in assertion features by
calling <C>SetAssertionLevel( <A>lev</A> )</C> (we recommend setting
<A>lev</A> to <C>2</C>) and, when working with PcpGroups, setting the
variables <C>CHECK_CENT@Polycyclic</C>, <C>CHECK_IGS@Polycyclic</C>
and <C>CHECK_INTSTAB@Polycyclic</C> to <K>true</K>.
</Section>
</Chapter>