Re: NotebookGet/Read/EvaluateSelection Issues
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- Subject: [mg106795] Re: NotebookGet/Read/EvaluateSelection Issues
- From: Yves Klett <yves.klett at googlemail.com>
- Date: Sat, 23 Jan 2010 07:36:39 -0500 (EST)
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Hi, I would kindly suggest to search the Mathematica Documentation and the threads in this group for package creation etc.. Many extremely competent people have spent a lot of time to explain how it can be done. This will save you a lot of time and hassle sooner or later. Think of it as a batch script for the kernel (and/or frontend). Somewhat simplistic: If you can program it in a notebook, you can do it in a package as well. Regards, Yves Paul schrieb: > Thank you for your reply. Unfortunately, the creation of the package > doesn't help either. I use Mathematica 5...and I have tried using > DumpSolve, Put/Get files, etc...the problem is that the notebook that > I "call" has complex functions, including IF statements, Loops, > etc...and the package (m.) doesn't seem to be able to generate correct > IF statements. What I needed is the ability to call up on named > notebook (file/package/whatever) that can do this full calculations > (including the necessary logistics) then immeditately give me the > solution to apply immeditately. The NotebookGet/EvaluateSelected only > works if I complete the sequence and then manually type in request for > the solution...for instance if I type "Print["Y equals to", y] > manually after I completed the call evaluation cell, the results are > correct. I need it to be automatic. >