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| Hi everyone, The Import function is able to import encrypted PDF files. Is it possible to export expressions, output, etc., as encrypted PDF? The reason I ask is that I have a procedure that spits out many short PDF reports for clients that I want... |
| That's what's cool about bouncing ideas around: you discover or rediscover approaches that you can use to make your code faster or more reliable and apply to other things. Greg |
| Hi Neil, I think it best that I wait for version 12 because I use very different sizes of the plots in three different documents: Keynote slides in PDF, a PDF book, and an EPUB. I've got functions that change all of the formatting depending on the... |
| Hi Neil, Thanks for the tips. I do, in fact, avoid Do and instead use Map or Table. The big array I refer to is the result of many computations from a correspondingly big dataset. Each row of the array will be the output of one computation; in... |
| Hi Hans, Thanks for the heads up. I had thought about time zones because I did a lot of coding in LiverCode some years ago on a Canada Newswire project where timestamps were an important consideration. Fortunately, time zones are not an issue on... |
| Hi Michael, Maybe it's something about version 11.1.1, but I cannot find ToIterator or GeneralUtilities when I search the documentation. And what does directive, with lowercase d, stand for in your code? Greg |
| Hi Sander, This is so cool. Just what the doctor ordered. It will take me a little time to study and understand your edge function, but it looks like the FreeQ[...,0.] condition ensures that the branches travel at right angles to the vertices and... |
| Hi Henrik, Thanks for the tip and sorry for being so long to reply. I just took another look at the problem and came up with the same solution, that is, to plot horizontal lines and fill between them rather than to include gridlines. My attached... |
| Hi Sander, I appreciate the heads up about Shortest's limitations. I am scraping info from a sample of about 154,000 government documents and a lot of the code makes use of Shortest. I'm going to rethink some of it because I can't afford missed... |
| Hi Henrik, Thanks for the reference to Frank Kampas' work on packaging ellipses. I downloaded the paper. It looks fascinating but it will be a tough read! Regards, Gregory |