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| So what happened to the Wolfram Calculator it looked good in the demo? Happy Birthday, Wolfram Calculator, wherever you are... :) |
| Very good posts, Sjoerd. For my projects, I've started doing the calculations in other languages, using well-known datasets and algorithms, and then finally feeding the various chunks of calculated data to Mathematica for higher-level assembly and... |
| [mcode]Manipulate[ Grid[ { {TraditionalForm[u]}, {"Equation", Row[{u, " = 0"}]}, {"Solutions", Solve[u == 0, x]}, {"Roots", Roots[u == 0, x]}, {"Discriminant", Discriminant[u, x]}, {Plot[u, {x, -5, 5}]} }, Alignment ->... |
| These examples seem to be using Source Sans Pro, a new open-source font from Adobe that WRI has introduced for its new web pages. Although it's a good font for advertising copy, I'm not sure it's as successful as other fonts would be for any type of... |
| You could import as strings and then apply ToExpression: [mcode](s = {"1.123*^-8", "2.123*^-8", "3.123*^-8", "4.123*^-8"} ) // InputForm (* {"1.123*^-8", "2.123*^-8", "3.123*^-8", "4.123*^-8"} *) ToExpression[#] & /@ s (*... |
| This may be related to a similar problem I've experienced for ages, using an iMac and Mathematica versions 8 and 9.0.1. I've discussed it before on the... |
| I think marketing people have a different interpretation of tense compared with the rest of us. This is also "currently available": [quote]Native computation and interface for mobile devices, including the... |
| Probably the ImageList in: listOfImages = Import["ExampleData/clip.mov", "ImageList"]David's answer should suffice! |
| Is this like saying the Front End is doing the actual 3D projections of the objects then, so Export wouldn't always be able to extract the coordinates used? I don't understand Mathematica at all, but it sounds plausible... :) |
| Nice work Vitaliy! I wonder, do you have any understanding of which types of Mathematica 3D graphics can be exported to STL and which can't? I've had more success with ParametricPlot than with Graphics3D... |