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minhthien_2016
minhthien_2016
2:03 AM
@Nasser How can I convert this lists into a table with 5 row and 10 columns? This is my code

In[42]:= Clear["Global`*"]
SetDirectory[NotebookDirectory[]]
list = RandomInteger[{10, 100}, {10, 50}];
data = Table[{list[[i]]}, {i, 1, Length[list]}]
rep[s_String] := StringReplace[s, "," -> ";"];
toX[e_] := StringReplace[ToString[TeXForm[e]], {"\\frac" -> "\\dfrac"}]
fileName = FileNameJoin[{Directory[], "main.tex"}]
If[FileExistsQ[fileName], DeleteFile[fileName]];
file = OpenWrite[fileName, PageWidth -> Infinity,
 
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kirma
kirma
3:20 AM
@BrettChampion Found the specific cause for this! Set Antialiasing to True on Option Inspector and the issue appears. Conversely, reset it and it disappears. Antialiasing option, of course, is carried over from old configuration.
kirma
kirma
3:56 AM
(Antialiasing -> True inside Style does this too.)
 
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Nasser
Nasser
10:32 AM
@minhthien_2016  do you mean your variable called "list" ?  You created it to have dimensions {10,50}.   If you want the first 5 rows and first 10 columns then you can do

Dimensions[list]
   {10,50}

myNewList = list[[1 ;; 5, 1 ;; 10]];
Dimensions[myNewList]
    {5,10}
 
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kirma
kirma
2:36 PM
I must say that the new percent-handling (that is, references to past evaluations, or cells) is quite convenient once one gets used to it. it's basically %123 <enter> to replace Out reference with a cell reference, and those update nicely (assuming that's the workflow one uses).

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