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| Here's a simple example. |
| Use of RegionFunction produces weird result &[Wolfram Notebook][1] [1]: https://www.wolframcloud.com/obj/a09e9961-c1af-4c5f-8adf-5bfa0a423fc8 |
| Well, it runs out that the above doesn't work for more complicated stuff (even if the only primitive is "Line". There are things in the Graphics object that are private to (someone?), and don't work right. Here's a module that works on the String... |
| I'm just reading the documentation for Interpolation (Mathematica 12.2). What comes up when I'm in Mathematica, click "Help", type "Interpolation", etc. |
| Thanks for all these. Hans Milton's and Gianluca Gorni's suggestions certainly work. I'm not sure of Bill Nelson's. (In the meantime - not surprisingly - I've done what i needed in a completely different way.) And here's a bit: If i write ... |
| Thanks again. I am running Mathematica 12. It does not have "Threaded", but it does have "Thread". |
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| Thanks ... I figured there was something like this. I'll see how it works with my stuff. |
| Using Mathematica 12.2 on Windows 10. Somehow expression wrap has gone away. So long expressions (without newline inside them) just extend waaaaay to the right and I have to use the slide bar at the bottom to look at them and manipulate them. ... |
| You are right: when I started with a clean kernel, I got what you got. But I found that the following works. Note that g, x, and y are all locals, but passing g works. &[Wolfram Notebook][1] [1]:... |