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| I ended up solving this using Python using basically the same approach you used. https://github.com/brockbrownwork/greek_computer/blob/main/greek_computer.ipynb I didn't realize that you could take the puzzle apart; I just transcribed each layer... |
| Of course, this approach is rather out-dated now. I posted it 4 years ago. The Wolfram Language advances at an incredible speed. Here is a newer version of this: img = ExampleData[{"TestImage", "Mandrill"}] ![enter image description... |
| Thank you again, Henrik. That makes it perfectly clear, and I've built an example that demonstrates if the time/date stamps match for the two time series, WeatherData works as expected: DateListPlot[ TimeSeriesThread[ First[#] -... |
| Select large cell and then go: Cell >> Cover To >> Bitmap ![enter image description here][1] [1]: http://community.wolfram.com//c/portal/getImageAttachment?filename=ScreenShot2016-10-16at4.59.02AM.png&userId=113605 |
| Thank you! That appears to have worked, and I find that very interesting since I don't understand the syntax you've used at all. I see the setting for Filling that seems to match: {i1 -> {p1,g1},...} ...which is described as "use directive... |
| One possibility is to convert each equation to a graphic: Rasterize[TraditionalForm[HoldForm[(5 + (7 - 8))*6 == 24]]] Any of the [HTTPResponse][1] functions found in its documentation examples should also work as a FormPage second argument.... |
| Thank you! That worked. Had I known AutoSubmitting was default true, I'd have thought to try this first. Not only did you help solve my problem, you also helped me better understand the full Association spec for FormObjects. Much appreciated! |
| Did you ever find an answer to your issue, Steve? I see you have no replies here on the Wolfram Community, but I'm hoping you came up with a solution on your own or found one elsewhere. I'm having a similar problem with HoldForm, Defer, Hold, and... |
| I'm using string operations and ToExpression to "build up" equations for display as part of a CloudDeploy user interface on the web. The results should look something like the following: ![Sample Correct Output][1] I'm using InputForm with... |
| The main reason why it does what it does is because of the precedence of the operators: Precedence[Decrement] Precedence[Minus] Precedence[Subtract] I'm not sure if you can alter these because it will have huge effect on all the... |