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Originally Posted by: Santa401  I tried to install the plugin but got an error message. Now the plugin cannot be disabled or removed?
Is there a problem or have I done / not done something?
Kriss If you are using the latest beta, this is because only some plugins are updated to that version. Otherwise I need more infos (your program version, the error message, etc...) You can disable/remove any extension from Tools > Plugins.. and navigating to the one you want to exclude, then click on the trash bin button on the bottom to remove it (enable/disable buttons are only for the working plugins, those in red they can only be removed). Edited by user 10 September 2018 10:46:42(UTC)
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Thanks Davide
For some reason the plugin now works
Thanks for your reply
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Originally Posted by: Davide Carpi Originally Posted by: wb.c Hello,
Thanks for the work with this plugin, it has proven to be a very useful and much needed feature.
I am however having one small issue. My table displays fine within SMath, but when I print, depending on how many characters there are, the table cuts off.
This is only when I print.
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Is there something in the settings I am missing?
All settings are default in the attached example.
Thank you! Confirmed. Unfortunately string scaling is driven internally by the .NET framework (here the ssue is how letters are spaced), so there aren't easy fixes. I'll think if I can do something however, thank you for reporting. Davide, was there ever a solution to this issue? thanks,
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adding a blank space at the end of the sentence solves the problem  Best Regards Carlos
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Carlos, I wish it where that easy. Unfortunately, as previously discussed, as the number of characters increases, the more blank spaces you need to add in order to display the full text. In my particular situation, I am dealing with thousands of different lengths, having to figure out exactly how many spaces to add to the end hardly seems like a "solution," but rather a work around... which was also previously discussed. Here is an example of what I mean. "a" has no space, while both "b" and "c" have each one space. As you can see "b" has 3 missing characters counting the blank space on the end, while "c" has 4 missing characters.  Perhaps there can be a way of counting the characters in a string and then having some concatenating function add the spaces automatically depending on the length?? Just a thought...
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So... I did some testing and here are the results.
String Length....Spaces Needed at end to display full string
1-12...............0
13-46..............1
47-70..............2
71-94..............3
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Every +24.........n+1
If printing portrait mode, default font size you wont need more than 3 spaces.
Landscape mode will need 5 with default font size.
For those who are interested...
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Originally Posted by: wb.c I wish it where that easy. Unfortunately, as previously discussed, as the number of characters increases, the more blank spaces you need to add in order to display the full text. In my particular situation, I am dealing with thousands of different lengths, having to figure out exactly how many spaces to add to the end hardly seems like a "solution," but rather a work around... which was also previously discussed. In this example [LM from Carlos], to ease the printing, the global table 'Sol' has been rounded to 9 Decimals. This does not affect the full 15 of 'x' parameters. "thousands of different lengths" of what ? ... poetry, numerical values ... ? Matrix [round,n] in the collapsed area ... done SS 6179.  Levenberg_Marquardt_Code_CBG Model Copy.sm (68kb) downloaded 37 time(s).
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Jean,
I'm working with a text string, as shown in my previous posts...
Not sure I follow your example and how it relates to my particular example. Perhaps you could elaborate more on it?
I'm mot referring to decimal places but rather just string length.
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Quote:Jean,
I'm working with a text string, as shown in my previous posts...
Not sure I follow your example and how it relates to my particular example. Perhaps you could elaborate more on it?
I'm mot referring to decimal places but rather just string lengt I do not know what your objective is, the case I described was for use in titles, otherwise, you can use a matrix without worrying about using spaces as in the example below.  Table_Space_1.sm (7kb) downloaded 33 time(s).Best Regards Carlos
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Originally Posted by: wb.c Hello, Thanks for the work with this plugin, it has proven to be a very useful and much needed feature. I am however having one small issue. My table displays fine within SMath, but when I print, depending on how many characters there are, the table cuts off. This is only when I print.  Is there something in the settings I am missing? All settings are default in the attached example. Thank you! Carlos, My original post describes my objective, but maybe it wasn't very clear? Typically I read through an entire topic so that I know what is going on, but that's just me. Not trying to be rude in any way, it just seems like I'm beating a broken drum when I have to explain the issue to every poster. As you can see below in your example, when I PRINT, the table is cut off. All i did was download your sample and print it. As Davide said, this was an issue with the .NET framework. In any case, I appreciate the efforts to help. Thank you all very much. Hopefully Davide can eventually come up with something. In the mean time, I have used the concat() function to automatically add 4 spaces to any string i wish to display in a table. 4 spaces (as shown in a previous post) seems to cover most any length I will use. 
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Hello wb.c
You're right, it was my mistake, since it is when it is printed in PDF format,
and not the printing of the table in the worksheet ..
I think that for now the only solution is to add the spaces.
Best Regards
Carlos
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Originally Posted by: wb.c Jean,
I'm working with a text string, as shown in my previous posts...
Not sure I follow your example and how it relates to my particular example.
Perhaps you could elaborate more on it?
I'm mot referring to decimal places but rather just string length. It just shows a numerical problem solved. The 15 native decimals result in messy *.PDF as well as hard print. The demo exemplifies reducing the print width if you are concerned with numerical values. On the other hand, you can add any number of lines of text within a native Smath matrix of data. Add line(s) anywhere => the text lines will be in Smath default from the quote system "The wise fox ..." I believe [not sure] you can add other symbols in the text vg: music symbol. In most instances, final doctoring is only possible on original project. Cheers ... Jean
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Originally Posted by: Jean Giraud I'm working with a text string, 
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Originally Posted by: Razonar Good to know! Thanks for the input.
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PLUGIN UPDATED SMath Studio 0.99.7251 and later- Enhanced alignments of embedded MathRegions;
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Hi, Davide!
I'm trying to use UNICODE symbols in tables, but they just don't work. I get \numbers\ instead of the actual symbol.
Is there another comprehensible set of symbols I could use inside this region?
Thanks!
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Hello, I can add this feature, I'll do it in the next release  |
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Originally Posted by: joaobr Is there another comprehensible set of symbols I could use inside this region ? In the mean time: from Win Charmap. 
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