István Zachar

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Mathematica 9.0.1.0, Windows 7, 64-bit, 2 CPUs

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Jun 21	revised	plotting wiki description Added more examples
Jun 21	revised	How to manipulate 2D plots? added 1805 characters in body
Jun 21	comment	How to manipulate 2D plots? @Rojo, P.Fonseca: Replotting is indeed important, as the $y$-scale is usually cut off if zoomed out. I try to incorporate more functionality over time, coordinates are on the todo list. If you have other suggestions, please voice them!
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Jun 21	answered	How to manipulate 2D plots?
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Jun 20	comment	How can I customize arrowhead shape to match common LaTeX styles? +1 This should be part of Mathematica 9.
Jun 20	comment	Use Slider2D to add data points to a list +1 for reminding me to use the $f_{start}$ and $f_{end}$ arguments of `Dynamic` more often.
Jun 19	revised	Getting a String from a list of strings added 149 characters in body
Jun 19	comment	Getting a String from a list of strings Damn, I was too slow, now I have to remove it from my answer...
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Jun 19	comment	Getting a String from a list of strings Sheer vulpinism, that's what it is :)
Jun 19	answered	Getting a String from a list of strings
Jun 19	revised	CDF, Player, PlayerPro, or something else? Escaped $
Jun 19	comment	How can I customize arrowhead shape to match common LaTeX styles? Under Options > StreamStyle. But these arrow styles are not implemented generally. Checking the `InputForm` of this `StreamPlot[{-1 - x^2 + y, 1 + x - y^2}, {x, -3, 3}, {y, -3, 3}, StreamPoints -> 1, StreamScale -> {Full, All, 0.05}, StreamStyle -> "CircleArrow"]` shows that the extra features are represented as `Circle[...]` objects instead of preserving a string argument inside `Arrowheads`.
Jun 19	comment	How can I customize arrowhead shape to match common LaTeX styles? @Heike: that only gives one example for a custom arrowhead, but nothing about predefined types (though `StreamPlot` has a miriad of different built-in arrow styles).