MLReleaseReal128Array() (Mathematica MathLink C Function)

void MLReleaseReal128Array (MLINK link, long double *a, int *dims, char ** heads, int d) disowns the memory allocated by MLGetReal128Array() to store the array a, its ...

MLReleaseReal32Array() (Mathematica MathLink C Function)

void MLReleaseReal32Array (MLINK link, float *a, int *dims, char ** heads, int d) disowns the memory allocated by MLGetReal32Array()to store the array a, its dimensions dims ...

MLReleaseReal64Array() (Mathematica MathLink C Function)

void MLReleaseReal64Array (MLINK link, double *a, int *dims, char ** heads, int d) disowns memory allocated by MLGetReal64Array() to store the array a, its dimensions dims ...

User Interface Structuring & Layout (Mathematica Guide)

Mathematica's symbolic architecture makes it unprecedentedly easy to create and manipulate sophisticated layouts for user interfaces—both as static structures and with ...

MLReleaseByteArray() (Mathematica MathLink C Function)

void MLReleaseByteArray (MLINK link, unsigned char *a, int *dims, char ** heads, int d) disowns the memory allocated by MLGetByteArray() to store the array a, its dimensions ...

Basic Objects (Mathematica Tutorial)

Expressions are the main type of data in Mathematica. Expressions can be written in the form h[e_1,e_2,…]. The object h is known generically as the head of the expression. ...

MLReleaseInteger16Array() (Mathematica MathLink C Function)

void MLReleaseInteger16Array (MLINK link, short *a, int *dims, char ** heads, int d) disowns memory allocated by MLGetInteger16Array() to store the array a, its dimensions ...

Rotate, Zoom, and Pan Graphics (Mathematica How To)

One of the most powerful aspects of graphics in Mathematica is their interactivity. Rotating, zooming, and panning your graphics allows for a more complete visualization ...

Importing and Exporting Files (Mathematica Tutorial)

Importing and exporting lists and tables of data. This exports a list of data to the file out1. Here are the contents of the file.

Unitize (Built-in Mathematica Symbol)

Unitize[x] gives 0 when x is zero, and 1 when x has any other numerical value.