Re: Transition to Wolfram Workbench
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- Subject: [mg107773] Re: [mg107707] Transition to Wolfram Workbench
- From: Adam Griffith <adamg at wolfram.com>
- Date: Thu, 25 Feb 2010 17:36:47 -0500 (EST)
- References: <201002241118.GAA22676@smc.vnet.net>
Hi Hannes, http://www.wolfram.com/products/workbench/ is a great resource for learning about everything you're mentioning. Also, if you enjoy developing in a notebook environment, take a look in the front end at File > New > Package (opens the fantastic front end package editor which provides the means to easily write a .m file in a notebook environment). Cheers, -Adam Hannes Kessler wrote: > Hello, > > could you give some recommendations for a smooth transition to the > workbench for packages developed in a standard mathematica notebook > environment? Starting a completely new project in the workbench is > one thing, but at least as important is the question how to continue > to work on existing packages created previously by other means. Up to > now I wrote code in input cells of a mathematica notebook, added > explanations in text cells, marked the input cells with package code > as initialization cells to create the .m file automatically upon > saving the notebook. I never looked into the .m files themselves. > Should one / could one import the notebook (or the .m file) to a > workbench project, or copy it to a work space directory, or work > directly on the files in the user base directory, or what else ... ? > > Are there tutorials deeling with this problem? > > Best regards, > Hannes Kessler >
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- Transition to Wolfram Workbench
- From: Hannes Kessler <HannesKessler@hushmail.com>
- Transition to Wolfram Workbench