@C_R 

I am actually using a function created by Carl Love in 2020 as a workaround, which is working quite nicely.

https://www.mapleprimes.com/questions/229309-Round-Function

@C_R 

I should have explained that my example was not a valid Maple statement, but made up.

If "Unit(mm)" is the Maple expression for describing units with millimeter, then "Unit()" would be the correct explanation of units with the "no unit" unit.

My point is that there should be no difference when using numbers with units, or without units. All functions should work exactly the same.

@C_R 

I disagree that this is mathematically correct.

Otherwise the same would apply to round(1.25) = Unit(), which is nonsense.

I also disagree that Maple removes the unit when it comes to 0. This has cause a lot of trouble during the years, as you will find in previous questions I have posted.

@acer 

Ok, let's do one step at a time.

Is it possible to have code outside Maple workbook in a text file? In the attached example it would be the code which is in the Maple code attachment.

@acer 

Fully understandable, that you think it is unclear, as it is for me as well.

I've attached a very simple example, where a procedure is in a Maple Code attachment in the workbook. Ideally the code would be outside of the workbook, and just be referenced into when opening the workbook.

But the here's the problem - I do want the workbook to be runable and "complete" with all necessary code on the other side without the referenced files.

I actually don't know if this is possible at all. Using Visual Code Editor with Github for handling the code base, but still have a "complete" workbook with the necessary code.

As I said, when writing libraries / packages, this works very well.

TestWorkbook.maple

Unfortunately still unchanged in 2025.1.

A little bit more WHSIWYG would be nice.

There is a very big improvement on the graphics side in the Maple 2025.1 update.

• The foreground and background colour are the same now
• Both graphical elements and normal text are zoomed
• In general I consider the text readability in graphic elements to be much better

I am happy to announce the latest release of NODEMaple on GitHub.

NODEMaple consists of a set of Maple workbooks and a library for structural design based on the Eurocode, with the focus on Design of Timber Constructions according to Eurocode 5.

For more information and download see Github:
- https://github.com/Anthrazit68/NODEMaple

For introduction videos see NODEMaple pages on YouTube or PeerTube.

- YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@NODEMaple
- PeerTube: https://peertube.wtf/c/nodemaple/videos

Hard to believe, but the problem magically seems to have disappeared on my home PC during the last week.

I had one physical change in the setup - I switched one monitor from DVI to Displayport. The DVI had a miniDP to DVI connector, while the new monitor now has miniDP to DP switch. Right after the switch I however did not experience any change in quality, but maybe the day afterwards. Maybe it also could be because I needed to readjust my Windows Multidisplay settings.

Of course it also could be something completly different.

A small step for mankind, but a big one for me (as I've never done that before).

NODEMaple has got its own YouTube channel, where I'd like to show some of the things that are possible with Maple for structural engineering.

https://www.youtube.com/@NODEMaple

As an alternative to YouTube you might a similar channel was created on PeerTube.

https://peertube.wtf/c/nodemaple/videos?s=1

In addition I've also uploaded v1.1.1 to Github, with some minor fixes and an update to the download package, where all Maple files were missing in the previous release.

Here are 2 more screenshots which show a bit more (Maple 2025).

The biggest difference is in the context menu in my opinion. But also help file text and document text is easier to read in the unrotated version.

Rotated:

Unrotated:

The problem with the 2025 release is, that the magnification doesn't work for components.

https://mapleprimes.com/questions/240064-Maple-2025--TextArea-Component-Ignores

@C_R 

I haven't been successful in reproducing the temporary fix from yesterday (unplug - replug) unfortunately.

There are differences in hardware between my office PC and my home PC, so I'll just give a quick summary.

Common for both

• Windows 11 Norwegian
• 32 Gb RAM
• Nvidia P620 (not exactly same VideoBIOS though), driver version 572.83
• Screens with 1920x1200 resolution, 100% zoom factor

Office-PC (font ok).

• HP EliteDesk 805 G6
• 4 screens

Home-PC (font with antialiasing issues)

• Fujitsu D958
• 3 screens

Some more tests today with Windows ClearType, but I can't see any effect on Maple.

P.S.: I found out that Java runtime parameters can be added in the C:\Program Files\Maple 2024\bin.X86_64_WINDOWS\launch.ini file. However there was no effect visible in Maple with any of the proposed command line parameters from the pdf file i posted yesterday.

Here's the next finding on that issue.

Pulling out one of the screen connectors and back again temporarily fixes the font issue. After that Maple doesn't show the font problem.

But after logging out and back again to Windows, the problem is back again (home PC, Nvidia P620, 3 screens).

It is not important which of the screens that is unplugged.

@C_R 

Just tried what Gemini has to say about that issue.

Seems to be complex, and not easy to pinpoint who's fault it is. Maple, Java, Windows or Nvidia?

Btw., how would I add any command line options into Java when starting up Maple?

Using_Maple_I_have_issues_when_one_screen_is_rota....pdf