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7:24 AM
Can anyone comment on this? community.wolfram.com/groups/-/m/t/556207?p_p_auth=BciBuF8V How can I use a MathLink connection from LibraryLink while an abort is in progress?
 
 
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2:18 PM
hi all! does it also happen to you that the automatic autocompletion feature in notebooks stops working for no obvious reasons? And with this I mean the suggestions appearing automatically after you write the first couple of letters, while the suggestions keep showing as expected with Ctrl+k
incidentally, when this happens, after autocompleting with Ctrl-k, a black ellipse often gets stuck at the end of the completed word, like a piece of cursor animation which freezes for some reason
(with v10.1, win7)
and what's even more odd: the autocompletion seems to work well, but only in some sections of the notebooks
and in which sections it works seems to be dependent on the way they are folded
 
2:35 PM
@Szabolcs You know that your question at WC is not getting formatted at all? What are they doing there?
@glance Yes. In Linux everything is even worse. In particular the autocompletion for options and option-values is very fragile and almost never working.
 
@halirutan I see. And is there some recognized pattern for when (or even better, why) it stops working?
because I see that it works fine most of the time, but when it doesn't is very consistent in the way it gets stuck. For example I have a notebook in which in a certain specific section the autocompletion doesn't work, while it does in most of the other sections/subsections
what do you usually do in these cases? restart the kernel or do you just disable the autocompletion altogether?
 
2:58 PM
Looks good here. (in chrome)
@halirutan Maybe some javascript is blocked by your firewall?
 
3:33 PM
@Silvia Nope, but now it looks good as well.
 
 
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6:00 PM
@halirutan For me it looks formatted, but I've seen this sort of thing before. WC is still pretty buggy and has bad usability too.
 
 
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10:10 PM
What's a good way to zero the diagonal of a matrix? It should work with any matrix, symbolic or numeric. If numeric packed, it shouldn't unpack. It should work if the matrix has infinities or indeterminates. It should be reasonably fast.
I just don't have a good and simple solution for this. I have complicated and not so good ones.
 
10:52 PM
@belisarius Yeah, I discovered that here, it's infuriating mathematica.stackexchange.com/questions/92527/…
Using Trace, it literally just converts it to Split[list, f[#1]==f[#2]&]
 
11:07 PM
@Szabolcs What is fast compared to what you have tried?
How fast is something like this
zeroDiagonal[m_] := SparseArray[{{i_, i_} -> 0}, Dimensions[m], 1]*m
 

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