Re: Sidebar Tools
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- Subject: [mg100416] Re: [mg100336] Sidebar Tools
- From: Yuri Kandrashkin <spinalgebra at gmail.com>
- Date: Wed, 3 Jun 2009 01:09:43 -0400 (EDT)
- References: <200906011109.HAA26024@smc.vnet.net>
I have just checked the version I have put on web. The is no problem with the configuration on my PC with OS Windows. I am not sure but it seems that Mathematica loads the configuration file twice. May be this is because of $BaseDirectory and $UserBaseDirectory are the same. Can you put the autoloading files into the Mathematica installation directory? 2009/6/2, Murray Eisenberg <murray at math.umass.edu>: > Something's wrong with the Sidebar configuration: After I extract the > Sidebar subdirectory of the Sidebar main directory to Applications and > then extract the SidebarAutoload subdirectory to the Autoload > directory, I now get each Sidebar menu entry appearing twice: > > - in the Help menu, the three entries Sidebar, Inform, TOC > - in the Edit menu, Copy to Stack > - in Evaluation menu, Kernel Quit Command > > This is with Mathematica 7.0.1. > > The extracted Sidebar directories are in $UserBaseDirectory, as > instructed in Installation.nb. However, $UserBaseDirectory has the > same value as $BaseDirectory. (This is on a single-user Windows > system, where I utterly refuse to store user-specific Mathematica > files under C:\Documents and Settings, since the latter is on the same > partition as the OS (a madness that only Bill Gates can explain). > > How can this be fixed? > > (From time to time I've seen similar issues with StyleSheets, > Palettes, and even the legacy HelpBrower, where duplicate entries > would appear. The bug with StyleSheets and Palettes seems to have > been fixed as of Mathematica 6.x or 7.x, but the corresponding bug > with the legacy HelpBrowser persists.) > > > > > > I have updated the package Sidebar`. > > It includes several interactive tools to control, to navigate, and to > > trace notebook changes. > > Main properties of Sidebar` palettes include: > > - Navigation between the arbitrary selected places in the notebooks > > - Automatic preserving of the notebook modified cells > > - Notebook clearing, backuping etc. > > - Generation of the active table of contents (TOC) > > - Work with the group of choosen sections/subsections of the notebook > > (selection, evaluation, hiding, revealing) > > - Clipboard stack > > - Symbol information window > > - Tracing graphics coordinates and the evaluation time > > - Easy access to special notebooks (ToDo, Memo, Code) > > - Few more functions, like comparing of two cells of the notebook, > > locking/unlocking etc > > > > It works OK for me but it is still experimental. > > Please be careful when you start to use it! > > > > The package link > > http://sites.google.com/site/qstate/ > > > > Sincerely, > > Yuri Kandrashkin > > > > > > -- > Murray Eisenberg Internet: murray at math.umass.edu > Mathematics & Statistics Dept. Voice: 413-545-2859 (W) > University of Massachusetts 413-549-1020 (H) > Amherst, MA 01003 Fax: 413-545-1801 > -- Sincerely, Yuri Kandrashkin, PhD http://spinalgebra.com - Mathematica based applications: - Magnetic Resonance with SpinAlgebra - Work with systems of Units - Interactive tools: ViewPoint selector, Options explorer, etc
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- From: Yuri Kandrashkin <spinalgebra@gmail.com>
- Sidebar Tools