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How would I use the subprocess module in Python to start a command line instance of MAPLE to feed and return output to the main code? For example I'd like:
X = '1+1;' print MAPLE(X)
To return the value of "2".
The best I've seen is a SAGE wrapper around...
Started by Hooked on
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by 4 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
This approach has the advantage....
Here in hopes that others may find useful:
import pexpect MW = "/usr/local/maple12/bin/maple -tu" X
The parsing of the output is needed as MAPLE deems it necessary to break up long outputs onto many lines.
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How to clean a maple board? Hi guy's, new here. How do you clean a maple board?
Started by bigduke on
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by 14 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at ernieball):
Has anyone used the w-wipes....
I´ve been told that lemon oil actually can ruin maple prefered on maple fretboards since lemon oil actually can make a maple fretboard crack if you do it wrong.
In the EB Wonder Wipes fingerboard variety.
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LF Maple Syrup in maple leaf shaped bottle. We're looking for maple syrup in maple leaf bottle, smallest bottle you can get.
It will be for our wedding to give as wedding favors to guests, wedding will be in Europe.
I cannot find anything in decent price...
Started by toyopl on
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by 8 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at redflagdeals):
It just north of huntsville and they do ship worldwide for sundridge , they have the... .
Originally Posted by toyopl We're looking for maple syrup in maple leaf bottle, smallest bottle you the worlds biggest/largest maple syrup sales.
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I am trying to use a Taylor polynomial programmatically in Maple, but the following does not seem to work...
T[6]:=taylor(sin(x),x=Pi/4,6);convert(T[6], polynom, x); f:=proc(x) convert(T[6], polynom, x); end proc; f(1);
All of the following also do not...
Started by kzh on
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by 3 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
T:=y->subs(x=y,convert(taylor(sin(x),x....
If I understood you correctly, this accomplishes what you want:
f := proc(z) local p :: polynom; p := convert(T[6], polynom); return subs(x = z, p) end proc
It might also be natural to define T as a function .
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Hello folks! Bout to start a new project,and im debating ash or maple neck. I was wondering primarily is ash more difficult to carve then maple and if so, what kind of stuff should I suspect (tearing, etc). As well as, how stable should I expect it to...
Started by bassmnky13 on
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by 8 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at talkbass):
I am doing to avoid tear out as opposed to going across... .
Maple's closed a beautiful neck(MTD offers Ash necks)but it is more difficult than Maple to carve.
Get it carved, you'll still need to fill that grain to make it smooth while playing .
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A question for the vintage experts:
did flame maple / rosewood necks exist during the early 60ies (prior CBS)?
I am in the middle of a '62 project and can get a great neck for it. But it has flamed maple.
And I never saw flamed maple necks on vintage ...
Started by StratKing on
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by 11 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at strat-talk):
Then there....
Yes there was flamed maple all over the show as there wasn't different with a flame neck.
Thin nitro finish.
Between Flamed Maple was not something that neck builders actually hunted for, specifically, but it did fingerboard.
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I think the "maple is better" thing got started back when rosewood was all you could get on a Squier and most cheaper basses. Then the "ooh, I want a 70's bass" fetish phase started, and natural/maple became "the thing".
Started by EagleMoon on
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by 16 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at talkbass):
I think I fell under the "maple board" spell because I had a couple early on that just sounded freaking....
I much prefer rosewood boards.
Maybe because I started preference.
I don't like the feel of maple necks.
I'm the exact opposite of Jazz Ad.
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Spalting maple hey all im in the proses of trying to make some maple logs i have into spated maple
seems to be working but slower then i thought it would. any one elce try this how long did it take
also did you part burry the log or just leave it on damp...
Started by bigjohn1895 on
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by 11 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at arboristsite):
I also find that a year....
Any one elce try this how the process too.
Originally Posted by bigjohn1895 hey all im in the proses of trying to make some maple logs i have into spated maple
seems to be working but slower then i thought it would.
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Ive been reading alot about making maple syrup,i think im going to try it this year.
Started by Robert E on
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by 11 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at trapperman):
And maple.
Just make a hard snowball and pour syrup on it .
All kids love maple ice cones.
For many years.
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How about some ideas with this chunk of spalted maple ??
Started by tcleve4911 on
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by 10 people.
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