@Christopher2222 

1. That's a known issue

2. I'm not quite sure what you mean by "when selected with the mouse, the button has to be held while pressing delete to delete". I don't have to hold down the left-mouse button (after selecting a container) while pressing Delete to delete (if that's what you mean). Could you provide more detail

3. This is a known issue

4. That's the behaviour by design.

5. We'll think about this for a future release.

@Christopher2222 This works in Maple Flow

evalf(ScientificConstants:-Constant(c,units))

@Christopher2222 One idea I'm mulling over is an option for

• = to immediately evaluate a math container and show the results (but the focus stays in the math container)
• Ctrl+= to define equations of the form LHS=RHS.

@charlie_fcl The only way to change the display precision is locally for each math container with the Context Panel. We may introduce an interface option to change interface(displayprecision) in a future version.

@charlie_fcl Flow does not support interface(displayprecision)

@charlie_fcl That was a problem introduced with the first release of 2021.2. We reissued 2021.2 with a fix. Please redownload and reinstall Flow 2021.2 from here

@Scot Gould After you change the value of Digits, click in and out of 2^0.5 to get the displayed value to update (this is a bug - I've logged it).

The cost depends on the type of license you are eligible to buy - student vs academic vs commercial vs personal. Some pricing is available on the webstore (commercial, maybe), but I believe that you'll need to contact sales for other licenses

Flow runs on Windows, Mac and Linux

@jabel We're fixing the problem with updating units as an urgent priority and will re-release Flow 2021.2 soon. Thank you for your patience

There's no "Stop" button in Flow just yet. Right now, you'll have to stop Maple Flow via the Task Manager (Ctrl+Alt+Delete).

Instead of minimize (which is a symbolic minimizer), try using Optimization:-Minimize instead. This is what you should see.

@T K Burch I recreated @Carl Love's code in Maple Flow, and it works perfectly. Here's a screenshot, and I've also attached a Flow worksheet as well

In the in-product Application Gallery, there are several examples that demonstrate how you can plot data and curves. One example is Thermodynamics and Thermal Engineering > Adiabatic Mixing of Humid Air.

primes.zip

@rquirt The recorded webinar is here

@ Page layout and print are in an update to be released in May

@mmcdara

Have you seen the demo video on the Maple Flow website?

Some of this is repeating information, but Maple Flow

• has a whiteboard-style interface. Click your mouse anywhere on a canvas and type your math
• lets you use the Maple programming language to solve and analyze your equations (you can use nearly every command available in standard Maple)
• only allows 2D math on the canvas, and has a deliberately simpler equation editor than Maple
• allows you to write 1D Maple language procedures in a code edior, and call those procedures on the canvas.
• isn't an alternative or an extension to MapleSim. Both tools solve different kinds of problems.
• needs Maple 2021 to run. You can use toolboxes like Global Optimization, but that isn't necessary
• is specifically designed for the professional engineering market for simpler problems that are engineering-focussed, not math-focussed (but I certainly think Maple Flow will find an audience in academic math - think of a mathematically-live whiteboard in which you can sketch out and evaluate mathematical concepts)

Hope this sheds some light, but let me know if it doesn't. I'd be happy to clarify further.

Could you send an email to support@maplesoft.com with details of the problem?