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| I have a large number of functions which I am combining into packages and will call those functions via a palette. I then use those functions in a notebook and may need to call them several times. The data entry for many of those functions is via a... |
| I have written many, >100, functions for use in my day to day engineering design work. These mostly make use of a units package I have also written, and the Symbolise package. Many of the functions also call other functions. To date, I have put most... |
| I have a number of graphs representing movement and forces in a pile. I need to fill the graphs to the left axis and do not see a way of doing it. Not all the graphs cross the zero vertical axis although some do. I really do not want to plot the axes... |
| I have a 2.4GB file containing xyz and RGB values from a laser scan survey. I want to bring it into Mathematica and plot in 3D, draw sections etc. I am aware that the data set is huge and can cut it down by sampling the data or by just plotting... |
| I have a list of numbers that I have extracted from a data set that I want to use as PlotMarkers eg. showing the number of a point and/or its x,y value at the position of a point. However, PlotMarker only seems to accept numbers in the form "1" ... |
| I need a lot of subscript variables so use Symbolize using this function Symbolize[ ParsedBoxWrapper[ SubscriptBox["_", "_"]]] This works very well. However, the syntax colouring does not work for subscripted variables. They stay blue.... |
| Like many engineers my calculations have to be readable to others that do not use Mathematica. There are standard ways of representing variables and units which make the calculations readable and give a certain familarity which helps to spot errors... |