Re: what does this parentheses mean?
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- Subject: [mg59615] Re: [mg59578] what does this parentheses mean?
- From: Chris Chiasson <chris.chiasson at gmail.com>
- Date: Sun, 14 Aug 2005 04:38:03 -0400 (EDT)
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Here are two methods for showing others on MathGroup your parenthesis: Method A: 1. Click in the output cell just to the left of the strange parenthesis. 2. Type " (generates a new input cell) 3. Hit the right arrow key. 4. Type " 5. Delete all other characters. 6. At the end of the cell, type //ToCharacterCode 7. Evaluate the input cell. 8. Tell us what code the parenthesis is. Method B: 1. Click in the output cell. 2. Hit Ctrl+Shift+E. 3. Copy all of the cell code as plain text (right click, copy as, plain text). 4. Paste it to MathGroup. On 8/12/05, John Roberts <jlr-d at jlr-d.cnc.net> wrote: > Mathematica 5.1 produced an output that I have never seen before from > Mathematica - it was an algebraic expression that contained a different > style of parentheses (I can't include the parentheses here because my > email does not have the font for it) The parentheses are unlike any that > I have seen before - they are like the regular parentheses (tall-style > parentheses that are straight in the middle and curved at the top and > bottom) that Mathematica uses in algebraic expressions, except the > straight middle part of the parentheses is heavier/bolder than the > curved parts at the top and bottom. > > I presume that this type of parentheses has a special meaning, but I > can't find anything about it in the help browser or Mathematica book. If > this type of parentheses has a special meaning, can someone tell me what > it means? > > Thanks in advance, > > John > > -- Chris Chiasson http://chrischiasson.com/ 1 (810) 265-3161
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- From: "John Roberts" <jlr-d@jlr-d.cnc.net>
- what does this parentheses mean?