Re: variable number of controls in manipulate
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- Subject: [mg105599] Re: variable number of controls in manipulate
- From: Greg Colbourn <gcolbourn at hotmail.com>
- Date: Thu, 10 Dec 2009 04:58:53 -0500 (EST)
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Hi Daniel,
That works, but I still can't use k for anything else after it's
assignment:
(*edit these to contain more or less variables,with more or less values for \
each variable:*)
vartitles = {"emissions", "Weathering scheme", "Ca weath feedbcak",
"Si weath feedback"};
varvalues = {{"none", "1000GtC", "3000GtC", "5000GtC"}, {"Globavg", "GKWM",
"GEM_CO2"}, {"on", "off"}, {"on", "off"}};
nvars = Table[Length[varvalues[[i]]], {i, Length[varvalues]}];
nvar = Length[nvars];
Format[v[n_Integer]] := "v" <> ToString[n];
list = Array[v, nvar];
varmultipliers =
Append[Reverse[
Table[Product[nvars[[n]], {n, nvar, nvar - m, -1}], {m, 0, nvar - 2}]], 1];
(*this generates ensemble number corresponding to variable selection:*)
Manipulate[(*k=*)
Evaluate@(k = Total[(Table[list[[i]], {i, nvar}] - 1)*varmultipliers] + 1);
k, ##] &@(Sequence @@
Table[{{list[[i]], 1, vartitles[[i]]},
Table[j -> varvalues[[i, j]], {j, nvars[[i]]}]}, {i, nvar}])
doesn't work. I wan't to use k to pick out parts of an array.
Cheers,
Greg
On 9 Dec 2009, at 10:03, dh wrote:
> Hi Greg,
> Evaluate is only activated if it is the argument of a function with one of the Hold attributes, like e.g. Manipulate[ Evaluate[..],..]. However, if you say: Manipulate[k= Evaluate[..],..], then Evaluate is an argument of Set, not of Manipulate and has no effect.
> therefore:
>
> Manipulate[Evaluate@(k = Total[...
>
> Daniel
>
>
> Greg Colbourn wrote:
>> Hi.
>> I'm running ensembles of models and want to look at the results in
Mathematica in an automated way. Part of this revolves around
automatically generating lists of buttons corresponding to variables
using Manipulate - the number of variables to loop over is itself
variable(!).
>> I can work out automatically a number corresponding to an individual
ensemble member depending on which variables are chosen:
>> (* edit these to contain more or less variables, with more or less
values for \
>> each variable: *)
>> vartitles = {"emissions", "Weathering scheme", "Ca weath feedbcak",
>> "Si weath feedback"};
>> varvalues = {{"none", "1000GtC", "3000GtC", "5000GtC"}, {"Globavg",
"GKWM",
>> "GEM_CO2"}, {"on", "off"}, {"on", "off"}};
>> nvars = Table[Length[varvalues[[i]]], {i, Length[varvalues]}];
>> nvar = Length[nvars];
>> Format[v[n_Integer]] := "v" <> ToString[n];
>> list = Array[v, nvar];
>> varmultipliers =
>> Append[Reverse[
>> Table[Product[nvars[[n]], {n, nvar, nvar - m, -1}], {m, 0, nvar -
2}]], 1];
>> (* this generates ensemble number corresponding to variable
selection: *)
>> Manipulate[
>> (*k=*)Evaluate[
>> Total[(Evaluate[Table[Evaluate[list][[i]], {i, nvar}]] - 1)*
>> varmultipliers] + 1], ##] &@(Sequence @@
>> Table[{{list[[i]], 1, vartitles[[i]]},
>> Table[j -> varvalues[[i, j]], {j, nvars[[i]]}]}, {i, nvar}])
>> However, when I want to do anything with this number (removing the
commented out "k="), it becomes a list of symbols and no longer a
number, despite me using Evaluate. Ideally, I want to be able to use
this number (k) as an index to pick out data from arrays.
>> What do I need to do?
>> Greg Colbourn
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