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Maple 15, Windows7x64, Standard v. Classic

I have noticed that, on my system, the smoothness of some INLINE plots is better in Classic than in Standard. Is this some regression or some installation-specific quirck I wonder?

In Tools->Options, I have plot anti-aliasing enabled (whatever that is).

This looks alright in Classic

plots:-implicitplot(
  [ x^2 + y^2 = 1, x^2 + y^2 = 2 ]
  , x = -2 .. 2
  , y = -2 .. 2

Hello,

I have a problem that Maple 15 is not possible to start (process is there but GUI is not visible).

On the same computer (HP 8540w) I have the problem with Maple 14 too. The GUI is started but it is not possible to do any action in it because it does not respond.

This problem occures now. I am sure that some months ago it works properly.

If you have any suggestion I do welcome it.

Thanks

zakyn

How would you transform a 3D plot structure into a 2D plot structure? I have in mind 1) creating a 3D plot with odeplot or with plot3d, 2) selecting (say) 4 orientations, 3) transforming each into a 2D plot, 4) exporting the 2D plots using the Standard GUI.

The reason behind my question is that the best-looking exported plots that I have been able to obtain with Maple are 2D plots exported as postscript with the Standard GUI. 3D plots don't look nearly as good when...

I should convert factors of a generic equation into standard form (scientific notation) :

 example_eq := 345.1234 x1(t) + 34.5691 u1(t) - 5423.8932 y1(t) + ... many other terms...

Is there some maple command or procedure to convert automatically every factor of a generic (very long)   equation ?

Manipulating a system of long equations maple gave in output the following error message:

The problem has been discussed in mapleprimes before, but I have not come across a neat solution. Perhaps there is one. What is the state of the art for exporting 3D graphics (plot3d, etc.) with Maple 15?

What I think I know is this: standard GUI has a completely new way of treating 2D graphics but has an outdated way of rendering 3D, while the classic GUI, though no longer developed, for some reason typically renders better 3D graphics.

I used to export graphics...

How do I standardize the size of ALL plots in a document or worksheet?

In an erlier post, I referred to the foot date format, and that post didn't trigger a reply, so I imagine that there is no satisfactory answer..

Help states, for FormatTime, "The default format is the ISO 8601 standard default date format..." but the date in the footer is of the style "12/1/10" which has obvious faults. Is there a way to get a decent date format in the footer other than putting it in by hand?

I was just reminded of an aspect of Maple GUI Components, new to Maple 13, that has sometimes come in very useful to me. It is the ability to refresh a component programatically.

I should explain. The old (and current default) behaviour is for the GUI not to refresh any other components until the current component is finished (ie. returns control).

The relevant situation in which this matters is when a given component has action code whose

I wonder what virtue there would be in an "assistant" in the Standard GUI to show and allow control of the interface settings.

In the absence of a built-in assistant (or tab in the Tools->Options panels) I wonder whether a simple Maplet would serve.

acer

An image may be embedded in a Maple worksheet, using Insert-> Image in the top menubar of the Standard GUI.

Can anyone say (or figure out) the format in which such embedded binary files are embedded in a Worksheet .mw file? The .mw worksheet is a text file.

I thought that it might be base64, but so far haven't been able to confirm that.

For example, suppose that I create a small 64x48...

Here's a first working shot at an external, programmatic mechanism for opening .mw worksheets/Documents as new tabs in an already running Maple Standard GUI session.

This involves a `sh` shell script, runnable in Unix/Linux/OSX/cygwin. Maybe someone could post a MS-Windows .bat batch file equivalent.

The basic idea is this: you have a GUI session open. But you want to be able to open other .mw files in that session without having to go through the GUI's File->Open menu every time ...

In the command-line or Classic worksheet interfaces of Maple, after entering

?pointplot

only the help page for Statistics[PointPlot] is shown.

This is strange, since plots[pointplot] gives an exact match for the lower case name entered while Statistics[PointPlot] does not. In Maple 10.06, that same help query showed the plots[pointplot] page.

In the Standard worksheet interface that same command brings up the Statistics[PointPlot] page. But a...