I've managed to recreate the problem once on my PC in the office today. I thought it had to do with which ports that are used on the backside of the Nvidia P620, but was unable to recreate it afterwards.

Windows Update was running at the same time, and after restarting the PC I am unable to recreate the issue.

I'm a bit stuck to be honest.

@C_R 

This is really odd, I have tried all kind of changes on my home PC, and nothing works.

I have exactly the same Nvidia graphics card (Quadro P620), but just 3 screens instead of 4. I've tried to have the default screen on all 3 different screens, same result.

The only thing that works is to set rotation on the vertical screen to horizontal, this will make the text readable.

The problem is definitive related to Font anti-aliasing. Switching Font anti-aliasing off shows exactly the same text.

@C_R 

• Windows 11 (norwegian)
• all monitors have the same resolution (1920 x 1200)
• scaling 100%
• Workstations with external graphics card

But I'll have to check which monitor is primary in that case later today (your last question).

Just checked an almost similar setting but with a newer PC and 1 additional monitor with different results. 1 vertical and 3 horizontal screens (same setup as above) doesn't show those issues, screen 2 is default screen.

Attached a screenshot from my office setup with Maple 2025 and 2024 on screen 1. Quite interesting that there is a difference in the layout by the way.

By the way, font rendering is set to default.

Thanks for the help.

This section in Maple 2025 Help should be updated.

worksheet,reference,WorksheetToolbar

@alex_b 

I am of course deeply honored by your review, and hope that you'll find this work inspiring for other projects. Maple is a great software package and I couldn't have done this project without the help from the community on MaplePrimes.

The biggest pro in my opinion for an engineer is actually the possibility to have access to all stored values - both input and calculated - after a calculation (of course only if you know how they are stored). Obviously there is a lot of work to do on the documentation side, which I will hopefully will do in the nearest future.

Version 1.1.0 was just released a couple of days ago, with some minor bugfixes and the added functionality of cutting beams by angle.

The package can be downloaded on Github (https://github.com/Anthrazit68/NODEMaple).

Sorry about that, I'll do that next time.

Btw., it isn't possible to delete the post, is it?

Thanks a lot, found it.

@nm 

Thanks a lot, I managed to modify it to use the working directory instead, and got some results.

However the size of the output seems to be far less than the file size of my library. Any other things that could be responsible for that?

P.S.: If necessary I could drop the source file somewhere.

@janhardo 

My experience is really limited, as I only have used it for a couple of days.

As a minus first, it does not show logical errors in the code, undefined variables, and syntax errors like the Maple editor does.

On the plus side it has code colouring, and lists the names of procedures in the code in a side window (if you have the Maple language addin installed). It also has GitHub connection, which makes this part very easy.

Regarding reasons why I came up with this see https://www.mapleprimes.com/questions/238887-Read-In-Maple-Code-Attachments

(...plus recommendation by one of my daugthers)

@acer 

I'm not sure where the $include statement is valid, and where it is not.

When trying to put it in the startup code for example that does not seem to work.

But putting it into a Maple Code attachment and read this from the startup code is no problem on the other hand.

Any ideas?

@acer 

Thanks a lot for your help, I think I'm up and running.

One of my daugthers recommended Visual Studio Code to me, and it looks like there is an addon for Maple syntax highlighting. I've also registered on GitHub, and have committed my first uploads to a repository.

Code is not running yet, but so far it looks very promising.

@acer 

I've tried different approaches, but I just get "Error, invalid `$` operator" with the $include command.

Could you post a simple maple file which I can download to check what I am doing wrong?

Or is this just working when using the compiler, not the interpreter?

@acer 

I'd like to add that to a wishlist for future development - add a chapter to the Maple Programming Guide.

How to setup and use a version control system.

@acer 

Seems like a very interesting approach, but I would need a litte bit more information for implementation.

Does that mean that you are not using the Maple Code Editor either?

Could you provide a simple example on how you do that?

@acer 

The reason for this is that I have a library module with very many procedures, and I want to split it to different files, so that it easier to work with them. Thus I can open them in different windows and work with them in parallel.

Do I understand that correctly, that

• each procedure that is defined needs to be unprotected before and after the definition?
• they need to be listed under ModuleLoad?
• that z5:-times1 := eval(:-times1) locks the definition and protects it to any future changes
  Does that mean that even if I change the code and rerun the main program, it will not be changed? Or does the unprotect command allow the redefinition?