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File Path name copy&paste- single/double backslash problem
Instead of Shift + Right click > Copy Path, just select the files and press Ctrl+C. Paste will add the proper escaping as needed. You could also just drag and drop them using Ctrl + Shift (the ...
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Extremely slow import of mx files with Molecule objects
Unfortunately formatting for molecule objects is unreasonably slow, which is what causes the issue you see.
So reading the molecules from disk
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How to convert PQR Entity to Mathematica Molecule format
The Pitt Quantum Repository resource object, derived from the original site, was submitted before the Molecule functionality was added to the Wolfram Language. This ...
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How to import CSV file with mixed data, including string Mathematica expressions and numbers
You have a String representation of a Mathematica expression, you can transform it using ToExpression. To apply this only to the relevant column you can use ...
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File Path name copy&paste- single/double backslash problem
Here's a post-processed solution.
First copy-paste the file path to a Text cell, then run this in the following cell
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RunProcess : Save directly to Mathematica Variable
It might be possible to do what you say, if myprogram.exe can output the image data directly to stdout. But I wouldn't lose any sleep over having to create a ...
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Import high-resolution images from a PDF?
In general, you should use the "EmbeddedImages" element when importing raster images from a PDF file:
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How to create a Dataset from Nested JSON Data?
Most of the functionality you seek can be found in the Wolfram Function Repository functions ResourceFunction["ToAssociations"] and ...
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I need to bulk convert a number of PDFs in a folder to plaintext
I created a folder pdftest inside my Documents folder and put three pdf files there with one line of text each to create a MWE.
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How to import a file with 3 columns of numerical data and visualize it with ListPointPlot3D?
Try using
Import["/PATH/file.txt", "Table"];
This will convert each data point into a 2-D list. From, there you can easily plot any column with ...
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Using ReadList to read file with mixed size columns
I saved the pastebin data to the C-drive and read the records first.
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