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| If the intervals are contiguous, listed in order **and of equal width**, then it is also possible to make a list of functions and then the input variable can be mapped to the correct function in the list. I just recently did this for about 30... |
| I would store the sensitive code in a separate file. The file should be saved using [`Encode`][1] and you can evaluate it in your notebook using `Get` without revealing the contents of the file. Without a separate file, maybe something related... |
| I think that sooner or later the Treemap will have to be added. While doing a Power Bi training I understood its importance. It is basically the new PieChart that overcomes these two problems: 1. When the data has numbers much smaller than others... |
| Is there going to be a 14.2.1 release for the Wolfram Player? |
| I would first try to figure out what part of Mathematica is becoming too slow: The kernel, the front-end or a combination? The kernel may be slow down when using too much RAM, or you code may be in need of optimization. The front-end may become... |
| For `Needs` to work, first verify that `FindFile` can find the package And for that to work, verify that the package is in one of the directories listed in `$Path` or modify `$Path` to include the location where you have it. That is a dollar sign... |
| Not sure what the issue is, but here some advice: - Use the `FileNameJoin` function to build file paths instead of string concatenations. - Run your code a command at a time to see where it breaks. - If `FileExistsQ` tells you that a file... |
| Could you also add the exact output that you want to achieve? I am not sure of what you want to do, but I am sure it is easier than what you are doing. |
| Hmmm.. those functions seem to be defined with Set(=) instead of SetDelayed (:=). |
| Related: https://github.com/WolframResearch/draw |