Linked Questions
10 questions linked to/from DumpSave for the forgetful
4
votes
2
answers
301
views
How to find variables set through Get["/some/path/dump.mx"]? [duplicate]
(NB: I could not find any good tags for this post. Please feel free to add better ones.)
Suppose that the file /some/path/dump.mx was generated during an earlier ...
0
votes
0
answers
587
views
Getting variables from MX file [duplicate]
I have saved a number of variables via DumpSave to a MX file called ...
4
votes
0
answers
139
views
Determining what symbols are defined in a DumpSave / .mx file [duplicate]
Against my better judgement, and in the interest of speedy I/O, I've decided to use .mx files for a project - limitations and all. I'm dealing with a few gigabyte-...
76
votes
4
answers
21k
views
How do I save a variable or function definition to a file?
Is it possible to save a function which was created via Interpolation of some data in such a way that I can use this function in a new Mathematica session without ...
16
votes
1
answer
634
views
Importing an mx file into a context
Consider the following simple code which dumps the global context:
var = 5;
DumpSave["test.mx", "Global`"];
Now, in a new notebook, I would like to import var in ...
11
votes
3
answers
712
views
Find variable name from DumpSave on a scoped variable
I saved an InterpolationFunction in a ".mx" files using DumpSave on a variable that was scoped by a ...
9
votes
3
answers
911
views
Why doesn't DumpSave work for elements created within a local notebook context?
I recently noticed that when dealing with notebooks with local context, I cannot successfully DumpSave variables, or, rather, when I call ...
5
votes
1
answer
719
views
How to transform a DumpSaved .mx file to .m file conveniently?
I have many DumpSave-d .mx files under a directory. They are generated under Linux. The .mx ...
3
votes
1
answer
162
views
Question regarding MX files
Example:
I save data to a MX file, like:
a=Range[100];
b=Range[1000];
Export["data.mx", {a,b}, "MX"];
Can I after importing ...
0
votes
0
answers
226
views
How to export a list of variables keeping the variable's name?
I'm new to Mathematica and I can't find in this forum the answer to a relatively simple problem I have with my export. I'm sorry if this is a duplicate.
I want to export a set (list) of variables ...