Hi Acer:

Doing this:

newexplore(plot(1+a*sin(t), t=0..10), variables=[a=0..10]);

works well.

However "exploring" an expression does not:

f:=1+a*sin(t);
newexplore(plot(f, t=0..10), variables=[a=0..10]);

does not. I was wondering if there is an easy way to force newexplore to evaluate f, before executing the Explore function. 'eval' does not seem to work. I get around it with:

eval(subs(w=f, 'newexplore(plot(w, t=0..10), variables=[a=0..10])'));

but perhaps I'm missing an obvious/pretty "maple" way? This is clarly useful when f is a result of some complicated calculation with potentially many variables.

thanks again for your time.

thanks for you answer. the updated `explore` from above does seem to do the trick for me.

thanks for you answer. the updated `explore` from above does seem to do the trick for me.

great - exactly what i meant.

thank you very much for taking the time to post this!

great - exactly what i meant.

thank you very much for taking the time to post this!

i'm on x86_64 linux

Hi:

tab-shift is still broken on linux in the 15.01 version.  In particular when one runs in a worksheet mode with standard  1d input - it does seem to work in other scenarios.

It was discussed in this post:

http://www.mapleprimes.com/questions/101111-Keyboard-Shortcuts--Customization

I have also submitted a bug report via More->Submit Software Change Request.

Any chance this could get looked at?

Also what are the chances of adding customizable keyboard shortcuts?

thanks

Hi:

hanks for answering.

I am using ubuntu 10.10.

It does not work if you select 1D as the default input and workseet as the default document type (although it does work if one selects 2D math as default input and worksheet as default document type). I only stick with 1D input hence a no go for me.

I submited a bug report about this (to More->Submit Software Change Request)

thanks.

Hi:

hanks for answering.

I am using ubuntu 10.10.

It does not work if you select 1D as the default input and workseet as the default document type (although it does work if one selects 2D math as default input and worksheet as default document type). I only stick with 1D input hence a no go for me.

I submited a bug report about this (to More->Submit Software Change Request)

thanks.

thanks for that - submitted a bug report.

thanks for that - submitted a bug report.

Hi:

it looks like shift+tab is still broken in maple 15 in linux.

Hi:

it looks like shift+tab is still broken in maple 15 in linux.

yes - it wasn't clear to me how to force the plot structure to the driver inside the function (when it is not being returned)

your solution works - thanks very much.

yes - it wasn't clear to me how to force the plot structure to the driver inside the function (when it is not being returned)

your solution works - thanks very much.