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2:08 AM

Wow this decision to make Association not a valid options spec is actually causing me so much grief... I've had to make a whole slew of corner case rules to handle that now.

Rithaniel

3:07 AM

Question: Using TeXform, how specifically can you control the output? (More specifically, I'm wanting to take 71 5x5 tables and place them inside 6x6 tables using the tabu package in Latex, with horizontal and vertical separating lines in standard places in the 6x6 tables.)

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b3m2a1

4:18 AM

Haven't had time to proofread it yet but here's a blog post on making websites with my new IDE stuff: b3m2a1.github.io/…

Much easier to manage with this setup now

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Carl Lange

10:10 AM

@b3m2a1 This is really superb

How come you drop Input cells though? I pretty much never use Code cells...

Carl Lange

10:50 AM

Also, unfortunately I have some problem building the default template. I'll take a closer look at some point

Lukas Lang

11:15 AM

@b3m2a1 & anyone else experienced with front-end stuff: I have an issue with cell grouping (example notebook: https://www.dropbox.com/s/afwiscrbp7efkhs/CellGrouping.nb?dl=1 - no wolfram cloud link since the cloud breaks the notebook...):
* The two cells are not grouped, and the file is immediately marked as having unsaved changes.
* Editing anything causes the two cells to be grouped and the top one to become a proper opener.
* If you "fix" the file and save it again, it will be broken again when reopened

Michael E2

11:57 AM

The magnification pop-up menu is missing from the bottom right corner of notebook windows. I miss it. I know the magnification can be set other ways, but is there a way to get the pop-up back?

andre314

12:19 PM

@MichaelE2 Have you seen in the top right corner ? I seem to recall that SW has explained somewhere (Twitch ?) that the magnification button has migrated from Bottom to top on the new frond-end. I think it was about V12 (and macintosh maybe)

Michael E2

12:37 PM

@andre314 Thanks. I suppose it should have been obvious, but it was too small for me to read. I went to the eye doctor, but the new glasses haven't helped. But thanks again.

(Also, I just realized, the corner was covered up by the SE tools palette.)

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Nasser

4:00 PM

fyi, Mathematica 12.0 did a very good job in the Kamke differential equations test suite. Mathematica score improved from 77.47% in version 11.3 to 82.78% in version 12. Also its speed improved quite a bit. From average of 26 second to 1.75 seconds per ODE, which is excellent speed improvement. Full stats and reports at 12000.org/my_notes/kamek/kamke_differential_equations.htm

Carl Woll

4:23 PM

@LukasLang What happens if you do CurrentValue[EvaluationNotebook[], CellGrouping]=Manual?

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Szabolcs

7:23 PM

@MichaelE2 It's in the title bar on Mac. Top right.

Michael E2

@Szabolcs Thanks. andre114 pointed it out, too.

psimeson

7:57 PM

How can I use UNET from Mathematica 12 to segment picture like this: imgur.com/a/9X4l4RX and get the perimeter coordinates?

b3m2a1

8:08 PM

@CarlLange I actually do support them by default now. Just forgot to mention it there. Usually I prefer to use "Code" cells for more serious stuff because it makes it easier to get the exact formatting I want.

I think I need to push a new version to the paclet server. After I do that it should be good to go.

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b3m2a1

9:43 PM

@CarlLange try the new paclet server version (currently being built)

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