New answers tagged notebooks
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Something simple like this?
Column[
{
code1,
code2,
code3
},
Dividers -> {None, {All, 4 -> None}}
]
2
You can use SetOptions and FrontEndTokenExecute["DeleteGeneratedCells"] in a cell with the following implementation:
nb = InputNotebook[]
SetOptions[nb,
NotebookEventActions -> {"WindowClose" :>
FrontEndTokenExecute["DeleteGeneratedCells"]}];
Running this in your notebook, will delete all output cells when you ...
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You can set the status flag of the CellGroupData of your cells to Dynamic[False, None]. This prevents any interactive opening of the cells. If you then also set ShowGroupOpener to False, it seems somewhat workable:
CreatePalette@Row@{
Button["Lock",
NotebookWrite[
InputNotebook[],
NotebookRead[InputNotebook[]] /.
...
4
The following function will collect all currently open and unsaved notebooks and place their content in a new notebook. The contents from each unsaved notebook are grouped by a "Section" cell bearing the name of the notebook it came from. Any existing "Section" cells are downgraded to "Subsection" to make the result more tidy.
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