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| In a similar vein, with `SequenceReplace`: `SequenceReplace[anylist, {Repeated[v_]} :> v]` |
| Setting `PerformanceGoal -> "Speed"` disables highlighting (this does not appear to be documented). This effectively sets the hidden option `"HighlightStyle" -> None`, which I suppose you could also use standalone. |
| I think the reality is actually a bit more subtle than what httpbin shows. The raw HTTP request without `"attachment"` looks like this: POST /anything HTTP/1.1 Host: httpbin.org Accept: */* Accept-Encoding: gzip, deflate ... |
| ![An animation of the relative positions over time of the Sun, the three inner planets, and the Parker Solar Probe][1] &[Wolfram Notebook][2] [1]:... |
| This is an excellent and thorough exploration of Wolfram Language-as-backend design, which is a very powerful paradigm for when a FormFunction frontend doesn't quite cut it. I particularly enjoyed the discussion in session 3 of image sizing and... |
| That works great, Ian! Thanks for the prompt response. |
| Cryptographic hash functions are designed to be irreversible, or at least extremely hard to reverse. For all intents and purposes, with a good hash algorithm it is virtually impossible to calculate an input that hashes to a desired output. However,... |
| You can do something like this: image1 = Import["image1.gif"]; image2 = Import["image2.gif"]; Export["merged.gif", Join[image1, image2]] |
| Thanks for pointing that out! It looks like I missed some of the line when I copied it. It should be: words = Flatten[ Table[# -> {WordData[#, "Hyphenation"], Flatten[WordData[#, "Synonyms"][[All, 2]]]} & /@ ... |
| Unfortunately, I don't believe there's a built-in Wolfram Language function that can list the contents of a remote directory. But if you have a Unix-based machine, (Linux, BSD, Mac, etc.) you can use this function I wrote: ftpFileNames[host_,... |