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#1 Опубликовано: 02.01.2021 15:03:20
Hello and the obligatory THANK YOU for making a working symbolic math program!
In MathCAD I regularly make calc sheets with input and output at the top, and the calculations collected below.
For this I use the ~ tilde, which MathCAD turns into a ≡ which allows variables to be displayed above their definitions.
I see here that such a feature should be available in SMath Studio, but I don't succeed getting it to work.
https://en.smath.com/forum/yaf_postst1348_Absolute-definitions.aspx
Is there something I misunderstand?
I type like A ~ 5 but all I get is a text string like A~5.
I did try the Alt + 0126 thing, no difference.
I suspect it has something to do with the scroll menu that appears if I only type ~, but that does not seem to make much of a difference either. If I define ABC := 5 and then type ~ I can choose ABC in that menu, but from there on the behavior is the same.
Does it have anything to do with my swedish keymap? To get the tilde, I use AltGr plus one of those buttons that do not generate a character immediately but waits until the next button is pressed. " ^ ~ are all generated by pressing that key plus space, SHIFT plus that key plus space, AltGr plus that key plus space.
In MathCAD I regularly make calc sheets with input and output at the top, and the calculations collected below.
For this I use the ~ tilde, which MathCAD turns into a ≡ which allows variables to be displayed above their definitions.
I see here that such a feature should be available in SMath Studio, but I don't succeed getting it to work.
https://en.smath.com/forum/yaf_postst1348_Absolute-definitions.aspx
Is there something I misunderstand?
I type like A ~ 5 but all I get is a text string like A~5.
I did try the Alt + 0126 thing, no difference.
I suspect it has something to do with the scroll menu that appears if I only type ~, but that does not seem to make much of a difference either. If I define ABC := 5 and then type ~ I can choose ABC in that menu, but from there on the behavior is the same.
Does it have anything to do with my swedish keymap? To get the tilde, I use AltGr plus one of those buttons that do not generate a character immediately but waits until the next button is pressed. " ^ ~ are all generated by pressing that key plus space, SHIFT plus that key plus space, AltGr plus that key plus space.
#2 Опубликовано: 02.01.2021 15:43:27
Oh. Never mind. I accidentally found out that I need to type tilde, then define the variable which then get bolded.
Then I need to type tilde and TAB-choose the variable from the list, which also bolds the text. If not, then it's wrong.
So now it works. Great! Thanks again!
Then I need to type tilde and TAB-choose the variable from the list, which also bolds the text. If not, then it's wrong.
So now it works. Great! Thanks again!
#3 Опубликовано: 02.01.2021 15:44:29
In Mathcad you have a special type of assignment, in SMath you have a special type of variable.
If the variable name starts with a tilde than assignments to it are known also above the definition. In your example, you need to type ~A:5
Absolute variables are displayed in boldface.

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If the variable name starts with a tilde than assignments to it are known also above the definition. In your example, you need to type ~A:5
Absolute variables are displayed in boldface.
Blatt5.sm (2 КиБ) скачан 47 раз(а).
Martin Kraska
Pre-configured portable distribution of SMath Studio: https://en.smath.info/wiki/SMath%20with%20Plugins.ashx
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