williamgilpin

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    "# Partial differential equations\n",
    "\n",
    "Requirements\n",

williamgilpin

import glob
all_names = glob.glob('*')
all_vals1 = [thing.split('$')[-1] for thing in all_names]   
all_vals2 = [float(thing[:-4]) for thing in all_vals1]  

williamgilpin

When running MATLAB R2014a on MacOS sierra my compiler broke:

mex -setup

Returned this error

Error using mex
 No supported compiler or SDK was found. For options, visit
 http://www.mathworks.com/support/compilers/R2015a/maci64.html

williamgilpin

import PyPDF2 as pdf

def fig_annotate(filename, params):
    '''
    Given a figure and a dictionary of values (like simulation parameter values) 
    associated with that figure, write in the "Keyword" metadata of the PDF the parameter list.
    
    When conducting numerical simulations involving large numbers of parameters, it 
    can be difficult and confusing to keep track of which parameters are associated with which
    figures. This function provides an additional check by allowing paramter values to be written directly