Hello,
When I try to type i(t) I get i*(t), automaticaly. Why?

Thank you,
Basile

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When I try to type i(t) I get i*(t), automatically. Why ?

That can't be. Type i(x)
The canvas variable is 'x' ... NOT 't'

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Hello,
When I try to type i(t) I get i*(t), automaticaly. Why?
Basile

Hi Basile. Remember that i isn't unfortunately like other variables, and it is reserved for the imaginary unit (In mathcad it is 1i or 1j, much better than the SMath convention). Probably the problem is related with this, because you can see the same behavior with the infinity symbol (Ctrl-z).



Best regards.
Alvaro.

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Hello,
When I try to type i(t) I get i*(t), automaticaly. Why?
Basile

The problem is within version(s) past 6179.

This is a feature of the program, not a plugin.

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Hello,
When I try to type i(t) I get i*(t), automaticaly. Why?

Basile,

Can you plot or not ? That is the question.
If NOT: a damned bug or missing link.
Certainly not a feature. That 'i' imaginary freaks an indexed
for loop still exists in 6179 ... index 'ii' or else.

Jean

Hello to All,
This is my solution:

Basile