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Mathematica symbols are the ultimate atoms of symbolic data. Every symbol has a unique name, exists in a certain Mathematica context or namespace, and can have a variety of types of values and attributes.
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How can I implement a listener variable in Mathematica?
As part of handling this for myself I wrote a package that does it. The idea was to mimic the *Var() classes in tkinter. I'll do a quick demo then explain how I built this, which is the actually inter …
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How can I define symbols but not have them show up in the front end?
within it won't be recognized by the FE until you call System`DeclareKnownSymbols on their symbol names (if they're in $Context) or call this on the symbols:
FEUnhideSymbols[syms__] :=
With[{stuff … One other interesting thing to note is that when symbols are passed into the evaluator they clearly get marked as defined, even if they have no values to them. …
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Implement abstract algebraic structure
I decided it was worth giving another example of modern OOP in Mathematica. There will be a small amount of code, but almost all of it is boiler-plate. I use a package to handle most of the boiler pla …
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