Yes, a hovering would be helpfull.

Though it would be much better to bury those concepts and their ambiguities ...
(=ceterum censeo ...)

@Samir Khan your code is compact and seems to answer nicely questions about downloading such data.

Good stuff!

However I can neither make the code visible nor does the sheet work for me - is it because I have Maple 12 and a later version is needed?

@John May 

It was not a personal answer and thus not intended to offend you (and was not posted as a sub-answer IIRC).

And it is by no means rude, if users insist to use their prefered interface and want to have that still enabled in further developements.

But we can talk about that in a separate thread.

@John May 

It was not a personal answer and thus not intended to offend you (and was not posted as a sub-answer IIRC).

And it is by no means rude, if users insist to use their prefered interface and want to have that still enabled in further developements.

But we can talk about that in a separate thread.

The best advice would be to respect users. And to implement it.

The best advice would be to respect users. And to implement it.

I do not see any sense in that post - except advertising.

It should be trashed.

Just as a remark: even with the new version 9.00 of Ghostscript that does not work with a postscript printer (which I use on Win XP for printing (HTML pages) to ps-files or to pdf-files). Hopefully that issue will solved in future.

It would be better to post your code as ASCII text, as nobody wants to type it in
 (here one could copy it from the image properties, but please do not do that).

Though to me the question is not clear - What you want is exp(t), not e^t.

Both look almost the same as display (thus posting as image is not always better).

But e is just any variable, while you want exp(1) ^t

It would be better to post your code as ASCII text, as nobody wants to type it in
 (here one could copy it from the image properties, but please do not do that).

Though to me the question is not clear - What you want is exp(t), not e^t.

Both look almost the same as display (thus posting as image is not always better).

But e is just any variable, while you want exp(1) ^t

The help for ?unapply is not very helpfull ... (*)

G(f(x)) is an expression, standing for the r.h.s of x |---> G(f(x))
in usual mathematical notation.

The command unapply makes it a function again (providing the variable(s)).

But your h(x) is G(f(x))(x) ... so you want only G(f(x)) ...

PS on (*): I just recognize, that the online help improved to my Maple 12.

The help for ?unapply is not very helpfull ... (*)

G(f(x)) is an expression, standing for the r.h.s of x |---> G(f(x))
in usual mathematical notation.

The command unapply makes it a function again (providing the variable(s)).

But your h(x) is G(f(x))(x) ... so you want only G(f(x)) ...

PS on (*): I just recognize, that the online help improved to my Maple 12.

Everyone as he likes ... for me it is more torture than pleasure (with rare exceptions)

You can do checking a bit more simple: just use lprint(T), as already was mentioned.

Everyone as he likes ... for me it is more torture than pleasure (with rare exceptions)

You can do checking a bit more simple: just use lprint(T), as already was mentioned.