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Maple 15 Syrup Ladder Networks do not accept uF

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  Maple 15 Syrup Ladder Networks do not accept uF "Thomas D. Dean" <tomdean@speakeasy.org> - 2012-02-03 02:08 -0800
    Re: Maple 15 Syrup Ladder Networks do not accept uF Joe Riel <joer@san.rr.com> - 2012-02-03 08:07 -0800
      Re: Maple 15 Syrup Ladder Networks do not accept uF "Thomas D. Dean" <tomdean@speakeasy.org> - 2012-02-03 21:59 -0800

#344 — Maple 15 Syrup Ladder Networks do not accept uF

Maple 15

restart; with(Syrup);
ckt:=[V,C(10uF)];
on line     1: ckt:=[V,C(10uF)];
                            ^ syntax error - Probably missing an 
operator such as *

 > Version;
     "0.1.16"

ckt:="* name\nV 1 0\nR 1 2 100\nC 2 0 10uF\n.end":
Print(ckt);
* name
V 1 0
R 1 2 100
C 2 0 10uF
.end


Tom Dean

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#345

"Thomas D. Dean" <tomdean@speakeasy.org> writes:

> Maple 15
>
> restart; with(Syrup);
> ckt:=[V,C(10uF)];
> on line     1: ckt:=[V,C(10uF)];
>                            ^ syntax error - Probably missing an
> operator such as *
>
>> Version;
>     "0.1.16"
>
> ckt:="* name\nV 1 0\nR 1 2 100\nC 2 0 10uF\n.end":
> Print(ckt);
> * name
> V 1 0
> R 1 2 100
> C 2 0 10uF
> .end
>
>
> Tom Dean

That has always been the case.  The reason is more a limitation of
Maple than Syrup in that it isn't possible to enter 10uF unless
quoted.   I could extend the ladder notation to accept strings
(as well as number) and then parse them.  You could then enter
C("10uF").  Let me now if that would be useful; it wouldn't be 
hard to add.

-- 
Joe Riel

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#346

On 02/03/12 08:07, Joe Riel wrote:

>
> That has always been the case.  The reason is more a limitation of
> Maple than Syrup in that it isn't possible to enter 10uF unless
> quoted.   I could extend the ladder notation to accept strings
> (as well as number) and then parse them.  You could then enter
> C("10uF").  Let me now if that would be useful; it wouldn't be
> hard to add.
>

I can just as easily use e-6, which I do most of the time.

Thanks,

Tom Dean

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