Hi 

I am programing the RSA-Algorithm. Somewhere in the program the user gets the choice to get a rough summary of the algorithm and the various steps used.

To do that I wrote a 1 1/2 page summary in Word. To see how the text is displayed withing the Window I took the first paragraph of my summary and put it in the following code:

with(Maplets[Elements]);

mapletExplainRSA := Maplet(Window('title' = "Erfahre mehr über RSA",

["Das verschlüsseln und entschlüsseln einer Nachricht dient der sicheren Kommunikation. Es existieren bereits Methoden der sicheren Kommunikation. Eine davon nennt man „one way ciphers“ oder „trap door ciphers“.  „One way“ da obwohl alle eine Nachricht verschlüsseln können, nur einer sie entschlüsseln kann. Für jedes Verschlüsselungsverfahren gibt es einen Schlüssel für das verschlüsseln und einen anderen Schlüsseln für das entschlüsseln.",

[Button("Nachricht verschlüsseln", Shutdown("True")), Button("Abbrechen", Shutdown())]]));

Maplets[Display](mapletExplainRSA)

The problem is that when I run this code the whole paragraph is written on the same line and hence does not even fit in the Maplet Window. Is there a way so that my rather long text will be formatet nicely within the Maplet window. Just like it would be displayed using Word. That is a text in paragraph style where sentences are wrapped automatically.

Oskar

Hi :)

I have a Macbook Air running on OS X Mavericks. I am using Maple16.

I created a procedure, which construct two keys. Each of those keys consists of a list containing two elements. That is two primes. So at the end of my procedure I included the following code in order to write my data to a file:

> pkey := fopen(keyFile, WRITE, TEXT);
                      pkey:=1
> writedata(pkey, publicKey);
> fclose(pkey);

The problem is that I can't find the created file "keyFile".

So I tried breaking the problem down. I created a List and wanted to write that list in a textfile in a specific folder:

> L := [1, 2, 3];
> fd := fopen("Users\\****\\Desktop\\fdtest.txt", WRITE, TEXT);
                              fd:=1
> fprintf(fd, "This is a test");
                              14
> fclose(fd);

But this did not work either. It seems like the file fdtest.txt never gets created. This happens in general when I use fopen().

Thank you in advance for your help

Schloemilch