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| Is there a programmable method for converting a Graph to Graphics in Mathematica 9? There is a method of doing it manually by using the context menu on an existing Graph display but I would like to do it by operating on the saved name of a Graph. |
| Are there any routines in Mathematica for topological sorting or generating graphs for partially ordered sets? I think these are also called directed acyclic graphs, also used in PERT charts in project management. Here is a matrix for nine nodes.... |
| I would be interested in starting a discussion on writing literate Mathematica notebooks. For purposes of the discussion a literate notebook is one that looks like a technical paper with sectional organization, textual discussion, active calculations... |
| Progress! In Mathematica 8 one could use Ctrl+K to complete a word within a Text cell. If there was more than one possible word a menu of words would be provided from which one could be selected. This was quite useful, both for spell checking and... |
| In writing extended notebooks with textual discussion it is often useful to place dynamic displays in a side window next to the notebook. This allows extended discussion and further calculation to be performed in the notebook with associated... |
| I am primarily interested in Mathematica as a development and communication medium. Someday most technical papers will be published in the form of CDF files or Mathematica notebooks, and a great deal of collaboration will be done through the medium... |
| In large applications, developed over an extended period of time and possibly with the participation of several persons, a decision must be made whether to use a single large package or break the application into a number of conveniently grouped... |
| When I tried the first example from FormFunction, Neat Examples it only worked once (for Wikipedia) and after that it always gave an error result (for example on Google or Wolfram Research). The example is: CloudDeploy[ ... |
| It is often convenient to save a notebook to its present folder under a new name. This requires the use of SaveAs. Similarly, some notebooks such as style sheets need to be saved using SaveAs even when retaining their present name. The most... |
| WRI has changed the way style sheets work in Version 10 and does not appear to give any information on this. It looks like Subtitle, and perhaps Subsubtitle are somehow grouped with Title but there is no way to get at them. They are not on any of the... |