Nice the shading thing

By the way, I could see that some internal SMath constants could not be used in maple - see the picture.
Not so important at the moment, I am just curious

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Regards,
Radovan

I just excuse myself, If this was already mentioned before.

I could see that the Maple Wraper plugin is listed three times in the plugin list. Why is this?

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And, I did not notice "Maple" option in the menu before (besides "Maple Plot" ). What is it for? I tried it and it just crushed SMath

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Regards,
Radovan

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And, I did not notice "Maple" option in the menu before (besides "Maple Plot" ). What is it for? I tried it and it just crushed SMath

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Updated. This is an experimental thing for scripting support.

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Viacheslav,

I like to thank you for the immensity of the work which you put into the creation of this beautiful plugin. Thank you for the new version of MapleWrapper plugin.

Regards,
Janusz

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I just excuse myself, If this was already mentioned before.

I could see that the Maple Wraper plugin is listed three times in the plugin list. Why is this?

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I have also the same problem in SMath Studio.

Regards,
Janusz

Uni, as I understand, the save problem arises, when a plugin offers a region and a function. Could splitting the dll be a temporary workaround? Or replicating with different names?

I attach a version of the mapleplot examples with screenshots included, thus one can see what was meant to be the result (and the placeholder input).

EDIT: Example 7 now included.

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I just excuse myself, If this was already mentioned before.

I could see that the Maple Wraper plugin is listed three times in the plugin list. Why is this?

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This is normal when the plugin consists three objects:
1) set of functions;
2) Maple Plot Region (with placeholder);
3) Maple Region (without placeholder).

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Uni, as I understand, the save problem arises, when a plugin offers a region and a function. Could splitting the dll be a temporary workaround?

Yes it could but I think Andrey will fix it as soon as possible.

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For example 7 I didn't guess, therefore you might add that.

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Updated (maple()). Fixed issue with trigonometric functions, added support for units.

Viacheslav,

Thank you for the new version of MapleWrapper plugin.

Regards,
Janusz

Updated. Little improvements.

a := plot(`in`, x=0..2*Pi, coords=polar,
scaling=constrained, style=line, color=blue, axes=normal):

b := coordplot(polar,[0..3/2,0..2*Pi],labelling=false,
linestyle=[7,4], color=[gray,gray]):

display([a,b]);

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Viacheslav,

Thank you again for the new version of MapleWrapper plugin. Perfect work.

Regards,
Janusz

Hello uni,

I've just tried your test files and noted errors only on Test6 file. This is the PDF (left) and SMath file(right) on my computer.

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Regards,
Radovan

EDIT: I forgot mvr5.txt file, sorry

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Hello Uni and Radovan,

I tested files: maple.Test 1, maple.Test 2, maple.Test 3, maple.Test 4, maple.Test 5 and maple.Test 6 on my computer. All is OK.

Regards,
Janusz

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Hello Uni and Radovan,

I tested files: maple.Test 1, maple.Test 2, maple.Test 3, maple.Test 4, maple.Test 5 and maple.Test 6 on my computer. All is OK.

Regards,
Janusz

This test is to verify the work with trigonometric functions. Its operation depends on the settings of the program. The current version has a few bugs, I will fix them.

Is there any way that MapleWrapper could work in Linux? Is there any sense about that? That would be quite interesting

I tried it but it does not work or an error in the maple() region appear:

"File not found: /home/omorr/Downloads/SMathStudioDesktop.0_96_4884.Mono\plugins\mvr5\cmaple.exe"

MaplePlot will just close SMath

Regards,
Radovan

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Is there any way that MapleWrapper could work in Linux? Is there any sense about that? That would be quite interesting

I tried it but it does not work or an error in the maple() region appear:

"File not found: /home/omorr/Downloads/SMathStudioDesktop.0_96_4884.Mono\plugins\mvr5\cmaple.exe"

MaplePlot will just close SMath

Regards,
Radovan

I can say nothing about it. At the moment there is no way to check.

In the next version I will add animation.

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Hello,

I like to dissolve the differential equation with initial conditions with MapleWrapper plugin. Is it possible? How to do it. Please fo some help.

In Maple V the required syntax is like below:

dsolve({ODE, ICs}, y(x))

Parameters:
ODE - an ordinary differential equation
y(x) - the dependent variable (indeterminate function)
ICs - initial conditions for y(x) and/or its derivatives

but in SMath Studio I can not introduce the following parenthesis: {}

Regards,
Janusz

That has been explained here

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Hello,

I like to dissolve the differential equation with initial conditions with MapleWrapper plugin. Is it possible? How to do it. Please fo some help.

In Maple V the required syntax is like below:

dsolve({ODE, ICs}, y(x))

Parameters:
ODE - an ordinary differential equation
y(x) - the dependent variable (indeterminate function)
ICs - initial conditions for y(x) and/or its derivatives

but in SMath Studio I can not introduce the following parenthesis: {}

Regards,
Janusz

Uni explained that here
By using convert() the Maple set {} was obtained from SMath system { .

Regards,
Radovan

Hello Radovan,

Thank you for your help. The "convert" is a really magical word. Once again thank you heartily.

Regards,
Janusz