Hello,

I have a symbolic function, and I want to see its pointwise numerical evaluation in fortran format.

Basically, if I have a function like e^x, I want an array like:

  2.7183d+000
  7.3891d+000
  2.0086d+001
  5.4598d+001
  1.4841d+002
  4.0343d+002
  1.0966d+003
  2.9810d+003
  8.1031d+003
  2.2026d+004

What I tried doing was:

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I type in:

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RET := λbar*R :

RET[Sigma] := cos(RET)+RET*sin(RET):

C6[Sigma]+(C3[Sigma]*RET[Sigma])^2/(4*De);

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It displays fine on my GUI, but when I copy and paste it into a text editor I get:

RET := λbar*R :

RET[Sigma] := cos(RET)+RET*sin(RET):

C6[Sigma]+(C*3[Sigma]*RE*T[Sigma])^2/(4*De);

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