right so if u set it to false in mathematica and maple, and they are the same then the issue is with maples aliasing j 

right so if u set it to false in mathematica and maple, and they are the same then the issue is with maples aliasing j 

I cannot decipher the 2nd into Maple.  Anyone?

@bryon for the record, to clarify my stance on date ordering

I prefer for example this:

Question April 1

Answer1 April 2
Answer2 April 3
Answer3 April 4
etc...

That is, the best way to follow a conversation.  Earlier when I date sorted it sorted the first answer as being the most recently posted.

@bryon Just to clarify my stance on answered ordering, as I my choice of words may have the wrong perception of my meaning.  So just to clarify an explicit example ...

Question - April 1st

Answer 1 - April 2
Answer 2 - April 3
Answer 3 - April 4
          ...
etc.

That would be my preference for date sorting. 

Thanks for the updates

Date sort - check - can you please sort instead by latest to earliest?  Makes the most readable sense.  

Nice, I couldn't get contourplot to work so I resorted to implicitplot which was almost successful.

Download Product_Mathematica_.mw

Nice, I couldn't get contourplot to work so I resorted to implicitplot which was almost successful.

Download Product_Mathematica_.mw

@_zgj No set to false in Mathematica

@_zgj No set to false in Mathematica

@Carl Love I don't know if Mathematica plots are as accessible friendly as Maple plots are.  It would certainly help in the comparison.  It is quite unfair for _zgj to make an implied claim that Mathematica does it smoother when default values are not explicitly shown.

**edit added ** I searched mathematica online documentation for default values but i cannot find any.  At one point last year I am sure I stumbled on some default values but now it appears it has been hidden from view.  They have changed the layout of their help page and looks like they have removed the default values

@Carl Love I don't know if Mathematica plots are as accessible friendly as Maple plots are.  It would certainly help in the comparison.  It is quite unfair for _zgj to make an implied claim that Mathematica does it smoother when default values are not explicitly shown.

**edit added ** I searched mathematica online documentation for default values but i cannot find any.  At one point last year I am sure I stumbled on some default values but now it appears it has been hidden from view.  They have changed the layout of their help page and looks like they have removed the default values

it would be interesting also to know how many pts are in the mathematica plot.  

it would be interesting also to know how many pts are in the mathematica plot.  

Could this Multi-Threading Loops thread be the related query you are referring to?

http://www.mapleprimes.com/questions/36771-MultiThreading-Loops

Unfortunately for myself the trickery involves making it work without the refresh=true option.  At the same time I'm also trying to understand the underlying lower level I/O commands. 

There is a streamcall to INTERFACE_COMPONENTSET but I don't think that will help.