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MermaidJS command not working from the paclet

I have installed the mermaid command line package and added it to the environment variable Path and it is accessible from the command line: But the following ...
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How to write a recursive formula?

What is the Mathematica command for the recursive formula: F[a_]:=Sum[(-1)^a Binomial[a,k] Log[2]^(a-k) F[k], {k,0,a}] where ...
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Entering special characters in WolframScript

I have just have installed Wolfram Engine for Windows 10. However, when I want to use it in terminal, I cannot type in the square brackets []. My keyboard has a ...
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Data Export not working when running module using Wolframscript compared to executing in notebook

I have a Mathematica module im_solver.m that I wish to iterate through Python or a bash script. The module runs a bunch o' other modules. At the end im_solver.m executes a diagnostic.m that collects ...
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Send commands directly from OSX terminal to Notebook front end

I'm used to programming in a terminal and in Vim, and would love the ability to send commands from a terminal window directly to the notebook front end. Currently, I have to choose between: Cutting ...
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How to access a password-protected ssh server using PowerShell in Mathematica?

I want to run Windows PowerShell commands via Mathematica. Specifically, I need to access a ssh server which is password-protected. When I do this using the ...
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Can I run terminal commands such as SFTP/SSH through a mathematica notebook?

I'm generating an array using Mathematica which produces a single .dat file. I then use SFTP/SCP to transfer it to the staff Linux cluster. This isn't a particularly difficult task but is there a way ...
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Execute .nb from command prompt on Windows 10

I have a file script.nb which outputs a .png that I need to run regularly from command prompt on Windows 10. From searching ...
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Execute script in text mode and keep interpreter open

I'm on linux using Mathematica 12.1.1 in text mode, i.e. command line. How do I execute a script (which for me just means a text file with valid Mathematica expressions in it), display the results and ...
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what's the Mathematica command for a recursive formula?

I want to know the Mathematica command for $$f(a)=\sum_{n=0}^{a-1} \frac{f(n)}{n!}, \quad f(0)=1$$ How to write $f(0)=1$ together with the summation? I used: ...
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How to find the Mathematica command for the function $a_k?$ [closed]

I am trying to find the $n$-th derivative of $\csc(m\pi)$, so I took few cases: for simplicity let $x=\cot(m\pi)$ and $y=\csc(m\pi)$, $$\frac{d^0}{dm^0}\csc(m\pi)=\pi^0(\color{red}{1}x^0y^1)$$ $$\frac{...
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what is the Mathematica command for the Euler numbers $E_k?$ [closed]

We know that the Euler numbers $(E_r)$ has many integral and series representations but I am wondering if there is a simpler Mathematica command.
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Evaluating a mathematica notebook via the command line and saving the evaluated file

I am attempting to evaluate a notebook with the following code via the command line ...
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How do I call command-line tools from a standalone java library using WL?

I have the following command which when I run on the windows command line, works perfectly fine. ...
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Is it possible to do grid like printing on commandline when executing scripts on Ubuntu?

I am executing scripts on command line (cli) using wolfram -script code.m. However I couldn't find a solution that can print data in a grid like or fixed-width ...
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How can I define a shortcut key to clear all the variables defined so far?

In my computation I often use the command ClearAll["Global*"] to eliminate all the variables I have defined so far. But to input stroke by stroke is ...
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Exit Wolframscript by Ctrl+C without interrupt prompt

How can a Wolframscript be terminated by Ctrl+C without yielding the Interrupt prompt (see e.g. here)? Unfortunately, this self-proclaimed hack causes a ...
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Wolfram script does not work due to memory shortage and/or "license error" (FacialFeatures function)

I am trying to run a wolfram script on my windows cmd prompt. The script (available here) uses the function Facial Features of Mathematica. It is important to highlight that I need to process this ...
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Running a wolframscript on the cmd prompt: error message related to "shadowed" definitions

I am trying to use a wolfram script to analyse a large number of movie frames (script available here:https://community.wolfram.com/groups/-/m/t/2288529) I am using the following code on the Windows ...
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Difficulty to run a Wolfram Script (with FacialFeature function) on Windows Command Line

I am on Windows. I am working on a project which consists in analysing a very high number of images. More precisely, I am using the FacialFeatures function of Mathematica to quantify the visibility of ...
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How to create a CLI for Wolfram language scripts?

Former question: How to use wolframscript to develop flexible command-line tools? I am currently changing a notebook into a wolframscript for a "production" environment, where I plan to ...
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Check if the license is available otherwise quit

Suppose I launch many parallel Mathematica scripts with a command like #!/bin/bash math -run '<<MyScript.m someparameters' My license has a limited number of ...
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Execute notebook from command line?

Starting with a notebook CDoc.nb that contains one input cell: CreateDocument["\ttest"] If I evaluate this in the ...
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How to ListPlot from Command Line In Math 12?

I almost always use Mathematica from the command line (Mac/Xwindow) and have things set up to plot/display graphics using Preview, which is great. The problem is, some functions like ListPlot don't ...
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In warning messages, can multi-storey expressions be flattened?

I receive the following output in command line: ...
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Problem with RunProcess

I'm trying to use the RunProcess function to run docker on Mac OS using Mathematica. But there is a problem: ...
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WolframKernel not found when running WolframScript

While attempting to run wolframscript in linux, I get the error "WolframKernel not found. Use -configure to set WOLFRAMSCRIPT_KERNELPATH Or export WolframKernel=/yourpath/WolframKernel" I am ...
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How to unprotect/see the code of a command in Mathematica [duplicate]

How do you see the code form of a command in Mathematica? I know there is a command in Mathematica, "Unprotect[]", but how do you actually use this?
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Why can't I authenticate my SSH connection in Mathematica?

I'm trying to SSH into my Cyberpower PDU41001, which is connected to my computer via Ethernet cable. My computer runs Windows 10. I have enabled SSH communication on the device by logging into the IP ...
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How to reproduce Wolfram Language's base64 encoded string with command-line tool?

With Wolfram Language: In[7]:= ExportString["foobar中文", "Base64"] Out[7]= "Zm9vYmFyXDo0ZTJkXDo2NTg3" With the closest command-line software I could think of <...
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Parallel Computation: Kill kernels which have completed the jobs while others keep running

I launch 20 parallel kernels in the background using nohup math -run "<<file.m" &> file.out The nature of computation is integration over various ...
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Problems in running mathematica file in the background

I have converted my Mathematica notebook into .m file and need to run it in the background on a remote server. I am launching the run from my laptop, on a remote workstation. I need it to obey the ...
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J/Link with Environment Variables and Command-Line Parameters

I have inherited a large number of Java files with classes I am trying to call from Mathematica via J/Link. They are legacy and am not at liberty to modify. A few are used on command-line scripts (...
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Can't save output in the script mode

I encounter the problem that I can't save any output from Mathematica script. Here is a minimal example. test.m ...
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is there something like a "foreach" mode from the command line? Like in perl?

With perl we can run perl -p . That wraps a foreach loop around the code and executes the code on the file. What I'm looking for is something like StringReplace[filename,"\t"->","] and then I get a ...
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Importing Packages to .wls without shadow definitions and context specification

I am trying to import a package that works correctly when I use it in a notebook in a wolframscript .wls. I get a weird shadowing problem, however. Here is a minimal working example ...
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Arrow key problem with mathematica 12 and bash version 5

I want to know if anyone experiences the issue with mathematica-12 with bash-5? I am using the command line interface of mathematica. Now when I do up arrow or down arrow to go to history, it does ...
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Unable to execute Wolfram script by calling a package

I am working on a script which loads a package called test. When I try to run the same from my command line, I am seeing my input printed without execution. ...
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Readable formula output on command line

I was trying to solve some differential equations. Mathematica is a little expensive to me, so I went for the free Wolfram Engine for Developers. It is said that the engine offers the full power of ...
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Using the pipe operator ("|") when executing system commands

I'd like to emulate ls -tlra | grep <search term> in Wolfram. I have tried ...
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Run retrieving stdout without using RunProcess

Is it possible to run a complex terminal command and retrieve its output. I understand that RunProcess could do this but it cannot directly execute full command and it seems rather complex to rewrite ...
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How to change the terminal size programmatically that is opened by `RunProcess`?

Why isn't the following linux command working from the RunProcess interface? I want to change the terminal size programmatically and then display the information: <...
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RunProcess fails when a directory path contains a space

In my "Documents" folder I've created two directories with names "тест" and "тест 2". When I try to use RunProcess for obtaining directory listing for the first ...
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Is there a way to omit the "In[1]:=" prompt?

I'm using a command-line interface of Mathematica, or /usr/bin/wolfram. In wrapping this cui program with GNU Readline library, I would like to omit the ...
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Creating flags to use with wolframscript?

Is it possible to create flags to pass arguments into a script with wolframscript? I am trying to pass multiple variables that correlate to specific keys. For example, wolframscript -script ...
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Mathematica on Command Line: graphics errors under Mojave

Running Math 11 (or earlier) under Mac Mojave (10.14.5) from the command line, as soon as I display graphics I get a series of errors that look like this: /BuildRoot/Library/Caches/com.apple.xbs/...
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Command line session Linux from Mathematica

Using RemoteConnect and RemoteRunProcess I can create a remote session such that successive commands are done in the same ...
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How to run Mathematica as a .m file

I've created this Dummy.nb file with the code x=2 x+3 and exported it as Dummy.m. Whenever I try to run it on the command line with math -run Dummy.m or math -...
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How do I get TexForm to work on the command line? (Windows only)

I try to run: wolframscript -code "TeXForm[""2+2""]" But I end up with: TeXForm[2+2] I am using Windows. From my research,...
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Is there a limit to the amount of data that can be Run?

I need this command to work through the WolframKernel and it seems well beyond my understanding why it does not work above a certain amount of data size I'm passing to ...
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