- ctrl + k autocompletes, e.g sol ctrl+k
- shift + ctrl + k shows usage as well, e.g sol shift + ctrl +k
esc a esc gives you alpha (greek). Can be used as var name.
##Subscripted vars
x_i or p_3 would also work as subscripted names.
For longer subscripts use :
wxdeclare_subscript(variable_name);
or
wxdeclare_subscript([variable_name1,variable_name2,...]);
to declare them all at once
esc <thing>
esc can be used for many other things, try e.g,
2,3,/2, sq, integral, hbar, partial, ii, ee for element, in, impl, inf, empty, !=, subset etc. Might turn out to be what you just need for text cells (ctrl +1); You can get palettes for them from the view menu.
- You can also use some markdown: *, > (block quotes, 1 for every line)
- Ctrl+ zooms in, Crl- zooms out.
- Maxima commands can be stored in .mac files and executed using batch command. You can store some of these in the documents folder and read them back using File / Batch File...
- wxm files can be read using the load command
- wxmx files would save the output with them
plo
t andwxplot
commands are not really different,wx
embeds the graphics produced on the worksheet itself. There arewxplot
,wxdraw
andwxhistogram
in the same line of definition.