Getting identifier names from content MathML of equation
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- Subject: [mg63835] Getting identifier names from content MathML of equation
- From: Pradeep Suresh <pradeep at purdue.edu>
- Date: Wed, 18 Jan 2006 02:39:05 -0500 (EST)
- References: <200601170933.EAA07428@smc.vnet.net>
- Sender: owner-wri-mathgroup at wolfram.com
Hi all, Thank you all so much for responding so promptly to my previous posts and i must say you guys have pointed me in the right direction every time. This time i have a more general problem. Is there a way i can get the variable names(identifier names) from the MathML of the equation? I notice that all variables are surrounded by the <ci> </ci> tags so it would be easy to write a piece of code to do this IF there is no readymade command in mathematica/some parser that can achieve this, but it would save me some trouble if there was one. Also, another problem with writing my own piece of code would be differentiating between local variables and global variables, for e.x. even the loop variables/summation indices are surrounded by the <ci> tags in content mathml, but i dont need those, so the question arises, how do i selectively filter the global variables from the equation mathml?? any anwers? Thanks in advance, Pradeep
- References:
- variable of integration not localized in Integrate and Sum?
- From: Don Hatch <hatch@plunk.org>
- variable of integration not localized in Integrate and Sum?