I am trying to give a link to an answer generated by Daniel Lichtblau. However, looking at his page he has so many answers that I could not find it and there is no search box to help. I know the name of the question he answered and I can even find the answer. However, I want the link to go to the...
@Szabolcs Since you are on OSX, would you mind testing something for me? I have a Heyex importer as you know, everything is find and it works for years. Now I decided to include it not as package in my $Path where you have to load it before you can use Import but to place it under
$UserBaseDirectory/SystemFiles/Formats
where it is included as valid Importer automatically.
Unfortunately, doing so screws with my front end and after importing a file, newly defined variables are no longer black and are not suggested by autocompletion.
Therefore, would you mind downloading this zip file and place its contents in the above mentioned folder?
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@Szabolcs Yes. The confusing part was that the importer code is loaded on the first call which was why I haven't seen my error. I thought it is something my algorithms do, not something that happens during loading
@Szabolcs Btw, do you see any reason, why it shouldn't be possible to compile something like this
vec[[1;;n]]=0
I mean, we have memset which can exactly be used for this and something like
@halirutan I have been busy, but I'm finally getting around to messing with the Wolfram Language Parser. I'm going to post something using LoadJavaClass,JavaNEW and the other Mathematica functiosn as a patch so people have I better idea how to get started with it. If you have a simple example it would be appreciated before I go ripping it apart.
@halirutan This might be to complicated but how do I walk the tree and convert it into JSON? If not then how do effectively just walk the tree? The goal is convert it into something other then the M Wolfram Language representation.
@William Then I can probably add/hack something later that shows you the details. Nevertheless, the IDEA API is large and probably very complex at the beginning.
@William It's most likely off topic here.
@William Why don't you use Mathematica itself to create the JSON representation?
I mean the Java parser is only there for situations where you don't have Mathematica and still need to parse stuff.
What is the easiest way to accomplish the following in a Mathematica clone or in any version of Lisp? Also it doesn't appear in any lisps have a similar replace function.
Replace[arg, f[{x_, "[", y__, "]"}] :> x[y]]
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How can I detect whether General::stop is on or off? Turning this message on or off has a special side effect which Quiet won't temporarily turn off. I want to turn off this side effect temporarily, then reset it.
I have a hack for detecting it, but it's ugly: Quiet[{1/0, 1/0, 1/0, 1/0}; MemberQ[$MessageList, HoldForm[General::stop]]]
What is the easiest way to accomplish the following in a Mathematica clone or in any version of Lisp? Also it doesn't appear in any lisps have a similar replace function.
Replace[arg, f[{x_, "[", y__, "]"}] :> x[y]]
You are welcome to vote to close the same question has been asked at stackove...
