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| Mathematica does not currently solve these type of problems, which we're very much aware of. In Mathematica 10 we have introduced a wide range of new capabilities to DSolve and related functionality, these can be exposed by the "Show changes" button... |
| Happy New Year Tim! Is this similar to what you wanted? It's a bit of a toy as I'm just passing by on a Sunday evening, note I've used Dynamic around all the instances of the label rather than TabView as I didn't want the whole element to be... |
| I may have misunderstood, but if you're interested in pages rather than profiles you can do the following:SocialMediaData[{"Facebook", "mathematica"}, "Properties"] For instance we can see how busy my colleagues are updating the... |
| I'm 1/2 way through hoping he'll find a Sierpinski triangle in a financial data set to excuse me reading this in meeting prep time, but somehow I don't think I'm in charge. [quote]You might be wondering why we don't just ask a biologist about these... |
| I'd like to be able to show a huge number of graphics to people quickly, I know about ListAnimate but that only shows one image at a timeListAnimate[countryMaps=(CountryData[#, "Shape"] & /@ CountryData[])[[1;;100]]] Pane has the... |
| I am indeed. Should've checked the output of Names before posting. I don't have Mathematica access for a while, does ToExpression on Slot fix this appropriately? Thanks for not ribbing on me, Chris. |
| Thanks Vitaliy! That's exactly what seems to be needed in this case. I will add Rosetta Code to my list of "how on Earth do I do this?" sites - I'd completely forgotten Jon's post despite watching him write some of it. |
| You may find it convenient to use a different context for each notebook, i.e. symbols defined in one notebook will not appear in another notebook. You can find this option in the menubar under Evaluation -> Notebook's Default Context -> Unique to... |
| Hmm, good point (and one I should have noticed). The behaviour seems to be automated and odd, as in Module[{y, z, a, b}, a = y + z; b = 2*a]; Names["@$@"] Hopefully someone else can provide more information, as I'm interested as well. |
| DynamicModule and it's ilk make new variables via $ModuleNumber, for instance: DynamicModule[{var}, Dynamic@var] The way I would get around your issue with the labels of the SetterBar is by providing labels:[mcode]DynamicModule[{x, y},... |