zakyn

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Hello, does your contex menu display a menu with buttons that is written in help? Vladimir
I have Windows XP. Standard Worksheet Interface, Maple 10.06, Windows XP, October 2 2006 Build ID 255401 Where is the problem?
The target of the following link is the worksheet file. Download 551_embded_components.mw Thank you for your help. Vladimir
I think that the best way to find the infimum and superimum is using extrema command. To get help use ?extrema command.
My function is defined as follows: f(x) = 1 for x<-1           2 for x=1           1 else it is the same as function f(x) = 2 for x=1           1 else Maple definition of the second function is > f:=x->piecewise(x=1,2,1) or > f1:=x->piecewise(x>=1 and x<=1,2,1); Well, the problem is that at x=1 there is not f(1)=2 in the picture. Why? If I write: > f(1)           # the answer is correctly equal to 2 So why is not f(1)=2 in the picture?
Hi, in MSVC++.NET you have to insert maplec.lib to the input of compiler. The best practise is to copy all needed files into the project directory, insert *.h files into the project and then you have to insert maplec.lib to the input of compiler. It is in the Project->properties->Configuration Properties->Linker->input and you insert "maplec.lib" in Additional Dependencies. That's all.
Hi, in MSVC++.NET you have to insert maplec.lib to the input of compiler. The best practise is to copy all needed files into the project directory, insert *.h files into the project and then you have to insert maplec.lib to the input of compiler. It is in the Project->properties->Configuration Properties->Linker->input and you insert "maplec.lib" in Additional Dependencies. That's all.
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