Re: StylePrint - thank you
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- Subject: [mg20697] Re: StylePrint - thank you
- From: "Dana DeLouis" <dana2 at email.msn.com>
- Date: Mon, 8 Nov 1999 02:48:43 -0500
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Thank you everyone for your help. Sorry for the late 'Thank you' as I was out of town for awhile. Pointing me to 'CellAutoOverwrite -> False' helped solve this. Pointing me in the right direction also help in my understanding of Front End Programming. I am actually using the information gathered from all the responses. Again, thank you everyone. Dana Jean-Marie Thomas <jmt at agat.net> wrote in message news:7vaob9$d0h$2 at dragonfly.wolfram.com... > StylePrint default gives GeneratedCell->True > > use : > > Reverse at Table[ > Cell["Problem # " <> ToString[i], "Section", GeneratedCell -> False, > CellAutoOverwrite -> False], {i, 3}] // CellPrint > > jmt > > On Tue, 26 Oct 1999, Dana DeLouis wrote: > > Hello. I am trying to learn Programming in Mathematica 4. I am also studying math > > problems. > > If I know that I am going to do 30+ problems at the end of a chapter, I > > want to avoid typing in the text..Problem #1, Problem #2, etc > > > > I found this example in the "Tour of Mathematica" section of "The > > Mathematica Book." > > > > Do[StylePrint["Problem # " <> ToString[i], "Section"], {i, 10}] > > > > Which works...kind of. After the above prints out correctly, I move the > > cursor between say Problem #4, and Problem #5 to begin solving Problem #4. > > As soon as I hit enter, all the output from Problem #5, down to the last > > one is deleted! > > > > Does anyone do anything similar? Is there another command that I should be > > using instead. I have looked for a long time. Thank you for any insight / > > solution. Dana