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Szabolcs Horvát
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> I was asking about the rational behind the decision to implement the parameter to both functions in different ways?! There is no difference. Can you show an example that demonstrates a difference?
This is an important question. I wish you had started a new thread for it. I don't know of a solution that I am 100% happy with. I either save as PDF (not print to PDF, but save as PDF!) or I use the cloud. > 1. Printing to pdf often cuts off...
A new 12.1.1 or a 12.1.2? If it's called 12.1.1, I bet many institutions will not upgrade their machines, leaving users frustrated and not understanding what happened.
You are conflating output lines you see during interactive work with return values of functions. Functions are building blocks of programs. So is the `Module` construct (which is technically a function in Mathematica). They return precisely one...
@SY Yoon: Can you post the output of evaluating `$Version`? Also, can you try disabling the suggestions bar (it's in Preferences -> Interface) and restarting Mathematica? In older versions there was a bug where the suggestions bar somehow...
Thanks for the link! Of course the HiDPI support and proper ImageResolution support from `Image` are great improvements. To be clear, my criticism was aimed at the fact that the default rasterization (`Rasterize`) resolution depends on the screen,...
Since people start to comment on this, it is good to point out that Roger may be using an early prerelease of 12.1, see my comment on https://community.wolfram.com/groups/-/m/t/1934409
The reason why I asked is that this exact bug was present in one of the early prereleases, but it was already fixed 8 months ago. If you have a prerelease, you should upgrade to the final version. Generally, it is not a good idea to rely on...
``` g = Graph[{1 2, 2 3, 3 4, 4 5, 5 2, 3 1}] Table[ With[{gd = VertexDelete[g, v]}, Table[ FindPath[gd, s, t, Infinity, All], {s, VertexList[gd]}, {t, VertexList[gd]} ] ], {v, VertexList[g]} ] ``` Both your...
I was wondering about adding new rules to the linter. There is a tutorial in the documentation, but it is a bit outdated. What is the difference between `ConcreteRules`, `AbstractRules` and `AggregateRules`, and which one should we look at first...