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I just pushed some changes to use The `PutArray` functions is the input is a nesting of `std::vector >` and that vector forms a matrix or higher dimensional matrix or tensor of proper shape. typedef std::vector >> ivv_type; // 2 x 2 x 3 ...
Yes you can always reassign the Mathematica accessor. I just though may be there is something to keep track of the run time environment. Actually I was modeling `Message` in [Mathematica++][1]. This is what I came up with. I just pushed the changes...
When developing with LibraryLink, is there any way to get the function name from inside the library ? I don't think there is a way to find out the name of the function that have been used to access the C function like the `FunctionX` shown in the...
Many people don't know anything about mathematica just because they have never seen it. There should be a free may be stripped down version of mathematica for all Linux users, not only for Raspberry Pi. In universities many departments don't buy...
This is a 2 years old post. But I think It wouldn't harm linking another post here. I have recently posted about a C++ library mathematica++ in the forum that I have been working on for long days. [mathematica++][1] is a C++ library that uses...
ListStepPlot3d should be an extension of ListStepPlot
Well you may need to embed a browser inside your application. You can use something like an WebkitWidget. Like any other GUI controls e.g. buttons, textbox etc.. that Webkit widget can be embedded inside your application. That Webkit Widget will give...
Is there anyways to know what algorithms mathematica is using to solve optimization problems in Minimize[] or Maximize[] ? because if I use performance as retrieved by Timing[], on a paper I should write what methods has been used to solve the...
Thanks solved. Learning how `Do` loop works was necessary. Also I should use AppendTo instead of Append and the problem that I was actually facing is by default all arguments to a function are immutable. So I had to use HoldFirst to get this to work