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MATHEMATICA IMPORT/EXPORT FORMAT
NB (.nb)
Registered MIME types: application/mathematica, application/vnd.wolfram.mathematica
Mathematica notebooks.
Used for storing and exchanging Mathematica input and output and for the creation of interactive technical documents.
Native file format of the Mathematica notebook interface.
ASCII format based on the Mathematica expression syntax.
Stores text, typeset expressions, graphics, animations, sounds, and other Mathematica input and output.
Supports interactive elements like hyperlinks, buttons, sliders, and other graphical user interface features.
Uses external or embedded stylesheets for specifying the appearance onscreen and in print.
Developed since 1988 by Wolfram Research.
Mathematica notebooks.
Used for storing and exchanging Mathematica input and output and for the creation of interactive technical documents.
Native file format of the Mathematica notebook interface.
ASCII format based on the Mathematica expression syntax.
Stores text, typeset expressions, graphics, animations, sounds, and other Mathematica input and output.
Supports interactive elements like hyperlinks, buttons, sliders, and other graphical user interface features.
Uses external or embedded stylesheets for specifying the appearance onscreen and in print.
Developed since 1988 by Wolfram Research.
Import and ExportImport and Export
- Import["file.nb"] reads a Mathematica notebook and returns it as a Notebook expression.
- Export["file.nb", expr] exports a Notebook, Cell, or box expression, as well as arbitrary mathematical expressions as a notebook.
- Import["file.nb", elem] imports the specified element from a notebook.
- Import["file.nb", {elem, suba, subb, ...}] imports a subelement.
- Import["file.nb", {{elem1, elem2, ...}}] imports multiple elements.
- The import format can be specified with Import["file", "NB"] or Import["file", {"NB", elem, ...}].
- Export["file.nb", expr, elem] creates a notebook by treating expr as specifying element elem.
- Export["file.nb", {expr1, expr2, ...}, {{elem1, elem2, ...}}] treats each
as specifying the corresponding
. - Export["file.nb", expr, opt1->val1, ...] exports expr with the specified option elements taken to have the specified values.
- Export["file.nb", {elem1->expr1, elem2->expr2, ...}, "Rules"] uses rules to specify the elements to be exported.
- Put[expr1, expr2, ..., "file.nb"] can be used to export multiple expressions.
- See the reference pages for full general information on Import and Export.
- ImportString and ExportString support the notebook format.
ElementsElements
- General Import elements:
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"Elements" list of elements and options available in this file "Rules" full list of rules for each element and option "Options" list of rules for options, properties, and settings - Import elements:
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"Cells" list of cell styles "Initialization" reads and evaluates all initializaton cells, returning the results as a list "Notebook" notebook represented as a Notebook expression "NotebookObject" NotebookObject expression "Plaintext" plain text version of the notebook - Import by default uses the
element for notebook files. - The following can be used to select cells based on cell style:
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"Cells" list of cell styles "Cells",style all cells of style style
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