What do you mean exactly by "description". A pair of examples might help.

What do you mean exactly by "description". A pair of examples might help.

I have no problem rotating that 3d plot with the mouse, Maple 13.01 Classic and Standard. What is not working in Maple 13.01 Standard are the controls for the angles theta, phi, psi.

I have no problem rotating that 3d plot with the mouse, Maple 13.01 Classic and Standard. What is not working in Maple 13.01 Standard are the controls for the angles theta, phi, psi.

Check this thread.

I have understood that the issue of the OP is about launching that application.

For the complete cicle, launching and geting some output back, I think that using the console inteface through an IDE and handlig everything as text files is the healthier way. I am using Medit for similar kind of things and it works simple and fine.

What each person uses depends on his needs. Python or C are not useful for me.

I have understood that the issue of the OP is about launching that application.

For the complete cicle, launching and geting some output back, I think that using the console inteface through an IDE and handlig everything as text files is the healthier way. I am using Medit for similar kind of things and it works simple and fine.

What each person uses depends on his needs. Python or C are not useful for me.

OK, but those old problems with ssystem are a different issue. I mean about problems when using the new (Maple 13) command system[launch] for launching an external application, script, etc.

OK, but those old problems with ssystem are a different issue. I mean about problems when using the new (Maple 13) command system[launch] for launching an external application, script, etc.

The default installation directory for the Watcom compiler, that comes with Maple for Windows, has no space. And Install.html > OpenWatcom (Windows 32-bit only) states:

The OpenWatcom compiler requires that it be installed in a location whose name contains no spaces (the default is C:\watcom-1.3).

The default installation directory for the Watcom compiler, that comes with Maple for Windows, has no space. And Install.html > OpenWatcom (Windows 32-bit only) states:

The OpenWatcom compiler requires that it be installed in a location whose name contains no spaces (the default is C:\watcom-1.3).

Do you have some examples of Windows versions and settings causing these problems?

Do you have some examples of Windows versions and settings causing these problems?

In Maple 13.01 Standard, I have changed the line calling the editor mentioned above to another one whose path has a space, namely:

system[launch](cat("c:/Program Files/TSEPro/g32  ", 
currentdir(),"/outfile.mpl")):

and it works fine.

In Maple 13.01 Standard, I have changed the line calling the editor mentioned above to another one whose path has a space, namely:

system[launch](cat("c:/Program Files/TSEPro/g32  ", 
currentdir(),"/outfile.mpl")):

and it works fine.