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| Unfortunately I don't have good news. I went with automatic dependency collection for APIs and Initialization>Get[...] in cloud notebooks. I am fortunate that there isn't anything fancy in my code like working with the LibraryLink, external... |
| The website you are trying to import is built with AngularJS. I don't think there is any way to 'get' its contents other than viewing in a modern web browser. Perhaps you could ask that company if they have an api that you could programmatically... |
| In the doc page for Binarize (under Details and Options), is this statement: Binarize works with 2D and 3D images. It converts multichannel and color images into grayscale images, then produces an image in which every pixel has value 0 or 1. ... |
| "stopping" does not appear because the button parses the entire [`CompoundExpression`][1] in the second argument. For example, DynamicModule[{state = 1}, Column[{Dynamic[state], Button["Trigger", state = 2; Pause[1]; state = 3]}]] only... |
| Wolfram Research has another cloud product called [Wolfram Enterprise Private Cloud][1] , which features all of the functionality that you have seen in the 'Wolfram Cloud'. Because it is 'private', owners of these clouds can configure them to allow... |
| Thanks to help from Wofram this code works. Needs["NETLink`"]; InstallNET[]; LoadNETAssembly["C:\\XIMEA\\API\\x64"]; LoadNETType["xiApi.NET.xiCam"]; LoadNETType["System.Runtime.InteropServices.GCHandle"]; ... |
| Thank you Mr. Mertig. I'll take this for a spin soonest. I did dabble with NETLink/COM a few days ago. I wasn't able to get something like "var = sh@Range[...]@Value" to complete on a single column of height 86370; no doubt mostly due to my... |
| Hi Rolf, Thanks very much for the hint! First of all, your reply reminded me that I forgot about the SaveDefinitions -> True option, this is why I had to re-run the notebook when it appeared in the Cloud. Including the above will generate... |
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| Recall from your initial post that your professor's code takes the last part of the $CommandLine script and sets that value to 'n'. So, if you are typing 'n' in that position, Mathematica will set n=n, which is an acceptable expression at that... |