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Since this question became interesting in two other conversations recently, I am uploading here the slightly modified version of the style file, in which the above suggestions/solutions are implemented. |
hello, Jeremy, You can easily change the speed by adding or removing frames. You can e.g. change the step of the Table function that crestes the frames. here is an example of a fast and a slow version" framesFast = Flatten@Table[ ... |
Wolfram Workbench is now compatible with Wolfram Language and Mathematica 10 and 11 http://community.wolfram.com/groups/-/m/t/963774 |
Hi, when designing an user interface I came up on one issue with special icon fonts such as [FontAwesome][1]. I use the vector icons from font awesome to construct a convenient user interface by using well known icons for copy&paste etc.... |
Dear Tom, WORKED FINE! see the pic: ![enter image description here][1] Two things: 1. Is there any loss of information during this reprocessing? 2. And, yes, the video is a fireball crossing southern skies., cpatured by my camera ... |
I would like to make a few suggestions for Workbench and the writing of applications. I believe they accord with the way users doing significant research or development might work. It would be very nice if they could have a straightforward, clear... |
As the original poster, I would like to thank everyone for this excellent discussion. I have a lot of ideas to test out. Clearly, this topic is complicated enough to have some 'official' tutorial from Wolfram Research. I am hopeful that with the... |
Don't SetterBar, RadioButtonBar, etc. serve this purpose? |
I'm not aware of any way of doing this and dont' see anything the in the documentation. ComponentMeasurements doesn't seem to expose anything that could be used as a progress indicator, but maybe someone knows of a more clever way of doing this. |
outputnb=NotebookCreate[]; $DisplayFunction=(NotebookWrite[outputnb,{Cell[BoxData@ToBoxes@#,"Output"]},After] )&;Plot[Sin[x], {x, 0, 122}] |