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| I would like to input a variable using a form and then use that variable in an animation. A simple example is shown in the code below. Clear["Global`*"] form = FormFunction["length" -> "Number", # &]; datin = form[]; len =... |
| This may be useless information by now, but I looked at the integral and found that there is a relatively simple equation for this integral, at least for integer values of p. See the attached notebook. |
| Gianluca, Thanks for the suggestion. That has given me some things to think about. I guess I don't really understand your solution so maybe you can explain it some. When I ran your suggestion I only ended up with a single control, but in spite of... |
| Neil, Thanks for looking into this. I see from the Option information you posted that you are using a Mac. This problem only occurs on a Windows machine for which the menu strip is integral to the notebook rather than menus at the top of the screen.... |
| Thanks for the information Carl. |
| As someone who is not a Mathematica expert, I find the stylesheet editor deceptively easy looking but relatively useless to a nubie for formatting a slideshow. Upon opening the editor one can choose a style and then format it using the front end... |
| I would like to export an animation that goes through one cycle in the forward direction. But I can not seem to avoid a cycle forward and backward. An example of what happens is in the avi file generated by this code. I am using Animate here, but the... |
| Thanks for the suggestions. I tried using DeleteCases[y,_.x^_.?OddQ] but that did not seem to work. Explicitly using the Optional function seems to be the only way to do this other than my original approach of explicitly removing the linear... |
| Thanks again Sander for the suggestion to explicitly convert to ensure that calculations remain compatible with future versions. Your insights are thoroughly appreciated. |
| Does SetDirectory[$InstallationDirectory] help? |