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Questions on the sorting/ordering functions of Mathematica (Sort, SortBy, Ordering, etc.).
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Changing the display ordering of orderless functions?
A simple way to achieve this is by wrapping your expression as follows:
ClearAttributes[Plus, Orderless]
ClearAttributes[Times, Orderless]
x = -(1 - 2 G M/r) \[DoubleStruckD]t^2 + (1 -
2 G …
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Outputting expressions in the order in which they're entered
I decided to contact Wolfram Technical Support (WTS) on this one. Working together, we were able to find a construction that meets my needs:
SetAttributes[fun1, HoldAll]
fun1[expr_] := Module[{}, Pr …
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Outputting expressions in the order in which they're entered
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For display purposes, I sometimes find it desirable to defeat Mathematica's canonical ordering of variables, and instead have it output terms in the order in which I type them. E.g., inst …
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