UPDATED: SMath Studio 0.98.5905 (02 March 2016) - Messages
#21 Posted: 3/2/2016 12:12:26 PM
new beta release 0.98.5905 available, should fix problems even for those who didn't update plug-ins
All links are already updated (see #1)
(on behalf of Andrey)
All links are already updated (see #1)
(on behalf of Andrey)
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#23 Posted: 3/2/2016 2:57:39 PM
#24 Posted: 3/2/2016 3:08:07 PM
All answers are correct. I just have invisible braces. If you click on the expression, then they appear. I don't know why it happened.
Russia ☭ forever, Viacheslav N. Mezentsev
#25 Posted: 3/2/2016 10:43:40 PM
WroteAll answers are correct. I just have invisible braces. If you click on the expression, then they appear. I don't know why it happened
I trust you Uni, because I know you tell the truth.
But an an algebraic result to be copied as such, wrong.
Maple does not like subsrcipt. That by clicking it shows
the brackets, to me it is a bug that it does not
output the right result.
I accept the subscript as a local tutorial demo.
For real work and particularly for publishing: NO subscript.
Cheers, Jean
#26 Posted: 3/2/2016 11:16:00 PM
WroteI have a 30 page SMath file that does not run on 0.98; The error points down to the summation function
I the worst instance, I noticed Sum limited to N = 11
My Ksmoothlet takes over 100. I didn't pursue
the hypergeometric as it turned red at very low N.
Too low N for that is useless as it flies in the blue.
In the fft/icfft [about two months ago], the length of
accepted N is not constant. Puzzling, live with it.
Attach the part of the work sheet that points the Sum error.
Jean
#27 Posted: 3/3/2016 1:22:33 AM
WroteMaple does not like subsrcipt. That by clicking it shows
the brackets, to me it is a bug that it does not
output the right result.
I accept the subscript as a local tutorial demo.
For real work and particularly for publishing: NO subscript.
Don't worry about subscripts. For the variables subscripts supported as was described here.
If Maple Wrapper meet a variable with the dot (comma) in its name this name will wrapped with the symbol `. You can see this in log file (
The log for int(x.1,x.1):
03.03.2016 9:20:29 [->] smath_int(`x.1`,`x.1`)
03.03.2016 9:20:29 [->] C:\Temp\tmpAC26.tmp:
interface(quiet=true);
with(linalg):with(inttrans):with(plots):
writeto("C:\\Temp\\tmpAC27.tmp"
:
smath_line := proc() local i: for i from 1 to nargs - 2 do args[i]; od: end:
smath_sum := proc() if nargs = 1 then sum( args[1] ); elif nargs = 2 then sum( args[1], args[2] ); elif nargs = 4 then sum( args[1], args[2] = args[3] .. args[4] ); fi: end:
smath_product:= proc() if nargs = 1 then product( args[1] ); elif nargs = 2 then product( args[1], args[2] ); elif nargs = 4 then product( args[1], args[2] = args[3] .. args[4] ); fi: end:
smath_int := proc() if nargs = 2 then int( args[1], args[2] ); elif nargs = 4 then int( args[1], args[2] = args[3] .. args[4] ); fi: end:
smath_diff := proc() if nargs = 2 then diff( args[1], args[2] ); elif nargs = 3 then diff( args[1], args[2] $ args[3] ); fi: end:
smath_sys := proc() { args[i] $ i = 1 .. nargs - 2 }; end:
smath_el := proc() args[1][ args[2] ]; end:
smath_mat := proc()
local i, j, out:
out := [ args[j] $ j = 1 .. args[ nargs ] ]:
for i from 2 to args[ nargs - 1 ] do
out := out, [ args[j] $ j = ( i - 1 ) * args[ nargs ] + 1 .. ( i - 1 ) * args[ nargs ] + args[ nargs ] ]:
od:
convert( [ out ], array );
end:
smath_submatrix := proc() submatrix( args[1], args[2] .. args[3], args[4] .. args[5] ); end:
ans := \
smath_int(`x.1`,`x.1`):
if ( whattype( ans ) = `exprseq` ) then
convert( convert( cat( `mat(`, substring( convert( [ans], string ), 2..-2 ), `,`, nops( [ans] ), `,1)` ), string ), symbol );
elif ( whattype( ans ) = `set` ) then
convert( convert( cat(`mat(`,substring(convert(map2(op,2,[ans[i]$i=1..nops(ans)]),string),2..-2),`,`,nops(ans),`,1)`), string ), symbol );
elif ( whattype( ans ) = `symbol` ) then
convert( convert( eval( ans ), string ), symbol );
elif ( whattype( ans ) = `series` ) then
convert( convert( ans, polynom) , symbol );
elif ( whattype( ans ) = `string` ) then
convert( ans, symbol );
else
convert( convert( ans, string ), symbol ); fi;
quit:
03.03.2016 9:20:29 [<-] C:\Temp\tmpAC27.tmp:
1/2*`x.1`^2
03.03.2016 9:20:29 [<-] 1/2*x.1^2
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Russia ☭ forever, Viacheslav N. Mezentsev
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Davide Carpi 3/3/2016 1:33:00 PM
#28 Posted: 3/3/2016 1:48:09 AM
Uni,
I most appreciate you know Maple and prove/demonstrate
it takes subscript. Why the 1rst display was wrong ?
Not disaster as we have to copy/paste result, doing
like you mentionned earlier click to see the bracket.
Can you make the attached "Fourier Quantum" work ?
Jean
Fourier Quantum.sm (25 KiB) downloaded 65 time(s).
I most appreciate you know Maple and prove/demonstrate
it takes subscript. Why the 1rst display was wrong ?
Not disaster as we have to copy/paste result, doing
like you mentionned earlier click to see the bracket.
Can you make the attached "Fourier Quantum" work ?
Jean
Fourier Quantum.sm (25 KiB) downloaded 65 time(s).
#30 Posted: 3/11/2016 8:32:51 PM
Hello.
Thank you for figuring it out!
Issue was in Math Region. It is fixed now. Fix will be available in new SMath Studio build.
Best regards.
Wrote
WroteAll answers are correct. I just have invisible braces. If you click on the expression, then they appear. I don't know why it happened
WroteI don't know. May be Andrey will see this and make some comments.
Thank you for figuring it out!
Issue was in Math Region. It is fixed now. Fix will be available in new SMath Studio build.
Best regards.
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