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Hi, I installed Smath Studio from the AUR repository, I am using Arch and the installation went fine. I am reading the document GraficasBasicas2012.pdf, which I downloaded from the Wiki Tutorials. The problem is that the function augment(1,2,3) works different under Linux, and I cannot figure out how to make a simple graphic as the one in the adjointed file.  graficos_prueba.sm (10kb) downloaded 10 time(s).Maybe someone could help me, regards.
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Hi,
In the Tools->Options Section I could change the semicolon <;> and now I use the comma (,) as separator. Now I can use the function augment with comma (,) but the graphic function is still not working.
I wonder whether someone can give me a hint.
Regards,
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... fast, perfect meshing 'x'. 
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Hi Jean, Tank you for the post, he problem was solved using the pallete. I will mark as solved.  Regards,
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Originally Posted by: Javier Ochoa  Hi Jean,
Tank you for the post, he problem was solved using the palette.
I will mark as solved. NO Javier, NOT solved.Your 'x' is improperly meshed.
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Hi Jean, I can reproduce your example without any problem, I cannot understand where the parameters H,N and L are defined. Also, you defined a function xd and used to evaluate x. Why I cannot use range?. I suppose that is there an useful explanation for this, which I am curious about it. Maybe, you can give me some hint?  Regards,
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Originally Posted by: Javier Ochoa Hi Jean,
I can reproduce your example without any problem, I cannot understand where the parameters H,N and L are defined. Also, you defined a function xd and used to evaluate x. Why I cannot use range?.
I suppose that is there an useful explanation for this, which I am curious about it. Maybe, you can give me some hint? [L,H,N] are defined in x:= xd(L,H,N) Why I cannot use range ?.If you use range, 'x' will start -pi but will never exactly terminate +pi unless N in range is 15 decimals ... totally foolish. Your graph does not terminate +pi. xd discretizer will populate exactly any 'N' ± pi. Cheers ... Jean.
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... complete algo style, one of my preferred. Javier.sm (11kb) downloaded 9 time(s).
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Hi Jean,
I am greatly surprised with your answer.
I will take care of this lesson in future calculations.
Thanks in advance,
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If your purpose is plotting a range, this is the way. This is most suitable for your type of functions. No mumbo jumbo, no algorithm, no unnecessary coding. Only pure simple if block. Regards  graficos_prueba1.sm (12kb) downloaded 5 time(s).
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Hi Overlord,
I very appreciate your thoughts, the graphics looks pretty good.
Kind regards
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Originally Posted by: Javier Ochoa Hi Jean,
I am greatly surprised with your answer.
I will take care of this lesson in future calculations.
Thanks in advance, The all thing is to complete a project, mostly export. See the missing regions ... Please, don't hesitate ... Jean. Javier More.sm (10kb) downloaded 9 time(s).
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Hi Jean,
This file is showing the origin of some missing parameters, like H,L,N, thank you for this worksheet.
I have a BSc in chemical engineering and a PhD in Industrial Chemistry, I also work in a biotechnology institute since 2003.
Maybe, this is why I was asking so many questions.
Kind regards,
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Originally Posted by: Javier Ochoa This file is showing the origin of some missing parameters, like H,L,N, thank you for this worksheet. You are not used yet to Smath algorithmic construction Eager to assist your ChemEng projects. Cheers ... Jean 
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Originally Posted by: Javier Ochoa This file is showing the origin of some missing parameters, like H,L,N, thank you for this worksheet.
To fully understand the command line algorithmic construction, revisit this 4 examples document. Cheers ... Jean Solve(f,q,x0,x1,TOL).sm (55kb) downloaded 8 time(s).
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