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[[Alagator_Tutorial| language tutorials,]] [[Complex_Examples| complex examples,]] [[Callback_Procedures | callbacks,]] | [[Alagator_Tutorial| language tutorials,]] [[Complex_Examples| complex examples,]] [[Callback_Procedures | callbacks,]] [[TermCommand | term,]] [[SolutionCommand| solution,]] [[SelectCommand | select]] | ||
Latest revision as of 15:00, 17 November 2008
Equation Command
equation - allow test parsing and resolution of a sample expression
Synopsis
eqn
eqn = <c>
Description
This command allows testing of an equation string. It is parsed, broke into pieces, and derivatives are taken and printed. It is useful for debugging problems with the resolver and parsing, as things can be tried before running.
- eqn
- The string to be checked.
Examples
equation eqn = "exp(Potential/$Vti)"
Parse and resolve the string "exp(Potential/$Vti)".
Bugs and Missing Features
None.
See Also
language tutorials, complex examples, callbacks, term, solution, select