Re: Two strange problems with a notebook...
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- Subject: [mg68678] Re: Two strange problems with a notebook...
- From: "Giacomo Ciani" <giacomo.ciani at gmail.com>
- Date: Wed, 16 Aug 2006 03:36:07 -0400 (EDT)
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I'm not actually sure of what I've done, but I managed to solve the problem converting to and from different display and/or output formats... Thanks Giacomo Chris Chiasson wrote: > Sometimes notebooks get subtly corrupted. If you can read and correct > box expressions, then you can use ctrl+shift+e on a cell and manually > correct the problem. Otherwise, (1) copy the affected cells as plain > text, (2) paste it into a text editor, (4) manually correct any > problems in the text editor, (5) delete the problem cell, (6) create a > new cell, (7) paste the text back in. If that doesn't work, manually > retype the cell. > > On 8/7/06, Giacomo Ciani <giacomo.ciani at gmail.com> wrote: > > Hello, > > > > I'm been working on a Mathematica book for a lot of time, modifying it > > often and changing cell division and so on, and saving every time the > > modified version to a new file (as for now, I'm at "version 23"). > > > > In the last versions, I'm experiencing two strange problems: > > > > 1) There is a line in a cell that is something like this: > > > > myPath= "c:\myFolder" > > > > When I evaluate the cell, the message windows shows the error (I'm > > reporting a cut->paste form the message window): > > > > The string '"' cannot be displayed with ShowStringCharacters->False due > > to an error in the string. > > > > Observing the first double quote, I can notice that the space around it > > is unusual. Deleting a retyping it fixes the problem, but the next time > > I open (obviously after fixing and saving) the nb the problem is still > > there... > > > > 2) After some initialization cells, I have the main cell that does few > > operations and then to perform two nested loops to calculate a > > simulation (one loop over several particles and one loop over the > > bounces each particle performs). In the last versions of the nb, if I > > evaluate the cell as is (after evaluating all the other cells), > > mathematica just skip to the end of the cell without actually exectuing > > any of the instruction in the cell. > > To fix this, it suffices that I modify the cell adding and deleting a > > carachter at any position... then I can evaluate the cell correctly. > > As before, fixing and saving doesn't solve the problem, that is there > > the next time I opne the nb... > > > > I also tried to copy all the cells to a new nb, but with no success... > > > > Any Idea about all this? > > > > Thanks a lot > > > > Giacomo > > > > > > > -- > http://chris.chiasson.name/
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- Two strange problems with a notebook...