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| Please see this post for a generalization of [@Francisco][at0]'s work around: Simulating GeoNearest for ZIP codes around a geo path http://community.wolfram.com/groups/-/m/t/1203815 [at0]: http://community.wolfram.com/web/franciscoj |
| I am seeing a similar problem, I deployed a FormPage and the response seems always to be code. I don't know how to apply the "PNG" trick from above to a FormPage though. FormPage[ {{"zips", "Zip Codes"} -> Restricted[ ... |
| Actually, they have a feature for this now - it's "PlusMinus[x]"! - Say you want "y = 2x ± 5" - put in "y = 2x PlusMinus[5]"! - If you want "y = 2x ±(5+7+9)" - put in "y = 2x PlusMinus[5+7+9]"! |
| Even an automatic warning from Mathematica (e.g., when GenerateConditions gets set to False, or when the integration range is split into to parts) would help. For a couple of days, I didn't realize Mathematica was giving me 3 conflicting results for... |
| No. I don't believe so. Typically you can used Dated to refer to specific entity at a point in time. But this doesn't work with an EntityClass. |
| Thales, Thank you for an interesting post. I've enjoyed your example from English to Japanese. However, it does not work well from Japanese to English in my circumstance. Adding a bit to your GoogleTranslate[], it worked well. ![enter image... |
| Dear Sander, Sean, Thanks for your quick reply and excellent support. Best Regards,...Jos |
| A package is a file ending with a ".m" or ".wl" extension. You load a package into Mathematica by using the "Needs" function. You can put the package basically anywhere and do this as long as you give "Needs" the path to the package. I would try... |
| Thank you for the very useful suggestions about decomposing identifying symbolically the oscillatory part of the integral with LevinRule and its options. I am still getting a few error messages, or warnings, with it, but it is definitely a good idea... |
| Confused here because in this Wolfram example ([Setting up Wolfram Language Packages][1]) I see no semi-colons ... BeginPackage["Collatz`"] Collatz::usage = "Collatz[n] gives a list of the iterates in the 3n+1 problem, ... |