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| Hello Takano-san, The article you referred to is too old and may not be valid for parallel systems. The newer article "Parallel Computing and Object-Oriented Programming - Parts 1-3" may be better. This parallel system is based on a local... |
| &[Wolfram Notebook][1] [1]: https://www.wolframcloud.com/obj/d982a304-60f4-4a95-9ef3-e0a6791e808b |
| In the process of coding GraphEditor, at one point in the process of modifying the code, a need emerged to handle multiple EventHandler parts in an easy-to-understand manner. Therefore, I tried to simplify the handling of multiple EventHandlers by... |
| ![enter image description here][2] [In the previous issue][1], I released GraphEditor using Mathematica's object-oriented programming. This time, I present a new version that adds the ability to select groups to move multiple nodes in a graph. ... |
| I agree with S.Wolfram's article and think it is prescient. However, it seems that the combination of Wolfram Language and ChatGPT is not easy. For example, yesterday I asked ChatGPT "What is the second highest mountain in Japan? and the answer... |
| Hello Sam ! It is easy task. First, you entered to ChatGPT page, and enter the following message as, "Show me an example of Mathematica Object Oriented Program code." ChatGPT will reply like following result. "Here is an example of an... |
| Hello Andrea, Thank you for your information. As you point out, there is a trade-off between parallelization and handling global variables. So how to shrink global variables is the first challenge for parallelization. However, there are cases... |
| Hi Tony ! Thanks your reply. NDSolve can be used in the OOP as in my report, "Chaos bifurcation of double pendulums calculation with OOP": https://community.wolfram.com/groups/-/m/t/1109273 In this example, OOP will run on a single core,... |
| Preface ------- Mathematica OOP now presents an environment of direct addressing for the instances with each other. In general the name of Instance is a simple symbol to distinguish with each other, however, Mathematica OOP has the capability... |
| Ordinary instances constructed from the class have not the information of position such as a grid position itself, however, a relation between grid-address and instances will give a very wide application area. As a matter of fact, we can use... |