Calling GapObj on Tuples yields Arrays

[SyxP]

See attached code.

julia> GAP.evalstr("(1,2,3)")
GAP: (1,2,3)

julia> GapObj((1,2,3))
GAP: [ 1, 2, 3 ]

[fingolfin]

There are no tuples in GAP.

Your first input returns a GAP permutation.

Your second input returns a GAP list (roughly corresponds to a Julia Vector/Array).

[fingolfin]

I don't see an issue here, so I am going to close this. But feel free to provide additional information, then we can reopen.

[SyxP]

Ah the difficulty I faced was that when I tried to replicate the GAP code Group((1,2,3)), I tried GAP.Globals.Group(GapObj((1,2,3))) which didn't work, but required GAP.Globals.Group(Gap.evalstr("(1,2,3)"), perhaps not a bug but perhaps should be at least noted somewhere. I think this is likely the first things people might try.