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| In Eclipse, go to Window / Preferences / Wolfram Then click "Edit..." in the "Wolfram Engine Installation" box. Then just change the Installation Path, FrontEnd Location and Kernel Location by hand. Then click Apply and Close. All works now. ... |
| I figured out why not all freqs worked: I should not have changed all Solve operations to NSolve. See my note at the top of the notebook. Now it just works, in about 4 minutes. If your program can be rewritten in a purely symbolic way I doubt,... |
| Try this for a start: FILENAME = "test.csv"; Column[ MapIndexed[DateListPlot[{#1}, PlotLabel -> Row[{"Column ", First[#2]}]] & , First[ Import[ FILENAME, {"CSV", "Data"} ] ] /. {yyyy_Integer, MM_,... |
| In a corporate world a Wolfram Enterprise Private Cloud installation on a company server, accessible only to the intranet or selected users, could very well be an approved way of easily sharing Notebooks, packages and scrips. I am sure if Wolfram... |
| Maybe this does what you want? DynamicModule[{tmp}, Row[{ "tst1" , Spacer[4] , Slider[ Dynamic[tmp , (tmp = #; Echo[tmp]) & ] , {1, 5, 1} , Appearance... |
| SetOptions[SelectedNotebook[],Background->LightGray]; |
| One possibility to store data in a cell is by using TaggingRules. Like, e.g., CurrentValue[PreviousCell[], {TaggingRules, "mydata"}] = 42 |
| Java is a bit of pain when it comes to efficiency. On Windows I would use NETLink (which is also painful because of lack of methods documentation). The code below never needs more than half a GB of RAM (Kernel and FE) and runs in less than... |
| Hello Imre, I would do something like this (where you might want to be careful with the additional trick "?_view=frameless" in order to get more interactivity, since it also needs more cloud credits). Rolf Clear[f1, f2, q1, q2, \[Beta],... |
| But is is well-known that the documentation is incorrect. It just works cross-platform. The only thing which does work is to load a .mx file produced in a newer version of Mathematica into an oder one. |