Re: [Reduce-algebra-developers] Where to find documentation about REDUCE command line arguments?

[Andrey G. G. <A.G...@in...>]

I usually use rfpsl. It runs psl reduce but provides command editing and 
history - very convenient for interactive work (there is also rfcsl).

My typical workflow is: I have 2 windows, emacs and terminal, open. I edit 
my current reduce program in emacs (many thanks to Francis Wright for a 
nice emacs mode!), save it and switch to the terminal. There I do 
<up-arrow> <enter> (this recalls the command rfpsl and starts it), then 
again <up-arrow> <enter> (this recalls the reduce command
in "foo.red";
and starts it). Then I examine results interactively in reduce, see that 
something haven't worked in the expected way, switch to emacs and correct 
my program. And so on.

Andrey