Current cvs wxmaxima can load a wxm file without executing commands.
You can then execute commands by selection the input and pressing
CTRL+ENTER. All commands and all text is displayed at the beginning of
the session but you can execute commands in steps. Maybe this can be
helpfull with presentations. If you would like to get a windows build
of current cvs send me an mail.
Andrej
On 5/20/07, Mario Rodriguez <biomates at telefonica.net> wrote:
> Hi Wolfgang,
>
> > 1.
> > This way each command resp. input is executed, the output immediatedly shown and stop.
> > So every time I try to catch the output line with my mouse in a hurry to hide it
> > contents.
> > After discussion of the input with the class I show again the output clicking on it
> > .. then going to the next input ..
> > If I have not overlooked something, here is my
> > 1. Hint: there should be an option like demo("example.exm", hide),
> > that will as default NOT show all corresponding output lines.
>
> I found a similar problem when I wanted to write a demo file for a
> conference I'll give tomorrow monday (University of Santiago de
> Compostela, "History of equations: from Babylon to Computer Algebra
> Systems" -- if you are interested :)
>
> I'll run the demo in wxmaxima and I also want to have some control on
> when computations should be made and displayed. An English translation
> is attached. You'll see two menus:
>
> (1:compute; 0:no computation) ...
> 1 => computes the example
> 0 => avoids computation (any other number is also admitted)
> and jumps to the next menu.
>
>
> (0:next; n:example number; -1:end) ...
> 0 => goes to next example
> n => goes to example number n (upwards and downwards)
> -1 => end of demo.
>
> I hope you'll find useful hints here.
>
> --
> Mario Rodriguez Riotorto
> www.biomates.net