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| If the ShowPredictiveInterface option is set to False on the Input cell, then you won't get any predictions. For example, add this to the code in the Input cell: CurrentValue[EvaluationCell[], ShowPredictiveInterface] = False; It's... |
| The output of Manipulate doesn't happen as a result of evaluation. It happens as a result of formatting. You can see, for example, that the output of MakeBoxes[Manipulate[x, {x, 0, 1}]] is a set of boxes for an interface, not for... |
| newNB = CreateWindow[{}] NotebookWrite[newNB, Cell[BoxData@ToBoxes@Defer@Module[{x, y, z}, z = x y; Sin[z]], "Input"]] |
| They're identical. ButtonNotebook was the original name and is kept around for legacy purposes, but EvaluationNotebook is a better name because the concept is appropriate for use in many places other than buttons. |
| Mark's suggestion is elegant and simple, and I'm ashamed that I didn't think of it at first. But it can be difficult to apply to arbitrary inputs. Here's a response I just sent to MathGroup which is more complex and relies on some knowledge... |
| The answer is "no" to both questions. |
| Here is our version. Browsers data are sorted alphabetically per month. I couldn't figure out how to include missing data so that the last segment wasn't filled. It's much more useful with our choice of colors. I found... |