@halirutan, thanks, updating has fixed the symbol undefined. I'll check out the beta plugin too.

Very simple question but, I'm doing residue integration with the command "Residue"

My handwritten calculations give me some exponent, but Mathematica never seems to finish the integration

When I use integrate along with Principal Value, and when I use Residue to try something else

I get something completely silly like (z2 Subscript[0, 0])/Subscript[\[Sigma], 1]

Whatever "Subscript[0,0]" means

Actually wait let me try something

Okay no sorry that was my own doing, but it doesn't seem to handle the function "Abs" very well

Going to "RealAbs" makes no sense in the context of contour integration

Although this has, at moments, solved the issue

Simple example is

f[z_] := E^(-c*ComplexExpand[Abs[z], z] - c*ComplexExpand[Abs[w], w] +
      I*\[Rho]*(Subscript[\[Lambda], 1] - Subscript[\[Lambda], 0])*z +
      I*\[Rho]*(Subscript[\[Lambda], 2] - Subscript[\[Lambda], 1])*
      w)/(Subscript[\[Sigma], 1]*z - Subscript[\[Sigma], 2]*w)

Then:

2 Pi I Residue[
  f[z], {z, Subscript[\[Sigma], 2]*w/Subscript[\[Sigma], 1]}]

Changing to unsubbed variables doesn't change anything

@halirutan mathematica.meta.stackexchange.com/a/2487/12 (I know you don't have time either, I just wanted to put the idea out there).

@b3m2a1 ^

@Szabolcs Also: Running and Debugging Jupyter Notebook Cells. Since it is already implemented in PyCharm, maybe one could rework this for the Wolfram Language.

Of course it had the advantage of providing the full feature blast of IDEA regarding code editing.

v12.1 feature request: emoji cell dingbats

BTW why does my emoji have an extra space anyway?

@ChrisK I asked support and they said “what we don’t know what you’re talking about” and “you don’t have premier service so we don’t feel like saying anything more”. It looks like the FE isn’t rendering the bytes quite right though. You can actually delete the white space byte and break the emoji. Then if you copy and do simple stuff with it you can sometimes crash Mathematica.

@ChrisK what's wrong with that? It works for me...

CellPrint[
 Cell["🔥", "Text",
  CellDingbat -> "🔥",
  CellMargins -> {{100, 50}, {0, 0}}
  ]
 ]

Maybe a mac problem .. well, not the world's greatest problem

@ChrisK it did stymie my hope to use emoji in all my function names though :/