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| I noticed the same thing--either way, it is a bug. Moderators, please take note and pass on to the developers. |
| What George says is true. However, the particular error message that you are having indicates that the package could not be found. If the directory that you put the package in is not listed in the value of $Path Then Mathematica cannot... |
| I stumbled across this bug when I was playing with this (I have reported it) Execute ResourceData["Animal Weights Sample Data"] Now ask for information about the Dataset function: ? Dataset the following is returned: ... |
| Using ScheduledTasks can accomplish this... here is just one example (with 10 seconds so you don't have to wait too long to see it work): Module[{nb}, nb = CreateDialog[Style["Initilization complete"]]; ... |
| This is because, before `CloudDeploy` is executed in CloudDeploy[RandomInteger[10]] The `RandomInteger[10]` is first executed, yielding an integer to be deployed. So what gets deployed to the cloud is the result of the execution of... |
| Oh, right, my bad ;-) |
| However in Mathematica Online the execution works... Moderators take note... and comment or report it as a bug in the Programming Lab |
| Well, this certainly works--though it is the same as yours but using a `StringExpression` instead of a `RegularExperssion`: StringReplace["AntiqueWhite and LavenderBlush", x : CharacterRange["a", "z"] ~~ y : CharacterRange["A", "Z"] :> ... |
| you should report bugs to Wolfram Support: http://support.wolfram.com/kb/12507 |
| You are way outside of my core competency here! I have not done any 3D printing (burt would like to). I would think that the omission of the caps and joins is a bug that should be reported--they should print out just as they do on screen. |