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Using a palette as an interface


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  • Subject: [mg12630] Using a palette as an interface
  • From: "Nicolas B.E. Sawyer" <nbes@eee.nott.ac.uk>
  • Date: Sat, 30 May 1998 17:36:26 -0400
  • Organization: University of Nottingham

I'm running a notebook in which the starting point is set by several
variables, e.g.

var1=x;
var2=y;
var3=z; etc.

answer=f[var1,var2,var3,...]
etc.

I want to run the notebook for a number of different starting points. To
avoid repeated editing I was thinking of using a palette like a
dialogue box, with a button for each variable which

1) Shows the variable name and its current value and 2) Prompts for a
new value and updates the variable when clicked.

Thanks,

Nicolas Sawyer



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