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The online reference for the Wolfram Language includes tutorials on various topics. Is there a table of contents or directory containing links to all of these tutorials?
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The online reference for the Wolfram Language includes tutorials on various topics. Is there a table of contents or directory containing links to all of these tutorials?
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asked Dec 20 '18 at 21:47
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Use menuHelp | Wolfram Documentationto go to theDocumentation Center. Entertutorialin the search field and hitreturn. You will get many pages of links to tutorials along with with short descriptions of them.
– Bob Hanlon
Dec 20 '18 at 23:02
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The online reference for the Wolfram Language includes tutorials on various topics. Is there a table of contents or directory containing links to all of these tutorials?
documentation
asked Dec 20 '18 at 21:47
mpoulshock
733
The online reference for the Wolfram Language includes tutorials on various topics. Is there a table of contents or directory containing links to all of these tutorials?
documentation
documentation
asked Dec 20 '18 at 21:47
mpoulshock
733
asked Dec 20 '18 at 21:47
mpoulshock
733
asked Dec 20 '18 at 21:47
mpoulshock
733
asked Dec 20 '18 at 21:47
mpoulshock
733
asked Dec 20 '18 at 21:47
mpoulshock
733
733
2
Use menuHelp | Wolfram Documentationto go to theDocumentation Center. Entertutorialin the search field and hitreturn. You will get many pages of links to tutorials along with with short descriptions of them.
– Bob Hanlon
Dec 20 '18 at 23:02
add a comment |
2
Use menuHelp | Wolfram Documentationto go to theDocumentation Center. Entertutorialin the search field and hitreturn. You will get many pages of links to tutorials along with with short descriptions of them.
– Bob Hanlon
Dec 20 '18 at 23:02
2
2
Use menu
Help | Wolfram Documentation to go to the Documentation Center. Enter tutorial in the search field and hit return. You will get many pages of links to tutorials along with with short descriptions of them.– Bob Hanlon
Dec 20 '18 at 23:02
Use menu
Help | Wolfram Documentation to go to the Documentation Center. Enter tutorial in the search field and hit return. You will get many pages of links to tutorials along with with short descriptions of them.– Bob Hanlon
Dec 20 '18 at 23:02
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Here's a little thing you can use. First the code to compile the TOC:
getTutorialURLs :=
SortBy[Length@URLParse[#, "Path"] &]@
Map[If[FileNameTake[#, -3] === "System", "",
StringSplit[FileNameTake[#, -5], "-"][[1]] <> "/"] <>
"tutorial/" <> FileBaseName[#] &]@
FileNames[
"*.nb",
Prepend[
FileNameJoin@#["Location"], "Documentation", "English",
"Tutorials" & /@
Join[
Association /@
Thread[
"Location" ->
FileNames[
"*",
FileNameJoin@
$InstallationDirectory,
"Documentation",
"English",
"Packages"
]
],
PacletManager`PacletFind["*"]
],
FileNameJoin@
$InstallationDirectory,
"Documentation",
"English",
"System",
"Tutorials"
]
];
Options[PaneColumn] =
Join[
Dividers -> True,
ItemSize -> Automatic,
ImageSize -> Automatic, Automatic, 250,
Scrollbars -> False, Automatic,
AppearanceElements -> None,
Framed -> False,
FrameMargins -> 0,
FrameStyle -> Black,
ImageSizeAction -> "Scrollable",
FilterRules[Options[Column],
Except[Dividers | ItemSize]],
FilterRules[Options[Pane],
Except@(
Alternatives @@ Join[
Options[Column],
ImageMargins, ImageSize, Scrollbars, AppearanceElements
])
],
FilterRules[Options[Framed], Except@(
Alternatives @@ Join[
Options[Column],
Options[Pane],
FrameMargins, FrameStyle]
)]
];
PaneColumn[things_, ops : OptionsPattern] := Pane[
Column[things,
Dividers -> With[style = Replace[OptionValue@FrameStyle,
l_List :> Last@Cases[l, Except[_List], [Infinity]]]
,
Switch[OptionValue@Dividers,
True,
, Thread[Range[2, Length@things] -> style],
False, ,
_, style
]
],
FilterRules[
Join[ItemSize ->
If[OptionValue@ItemSize === Automatic,
Replace[OptionValue@ImageSize, _Integer :> 1000,
Automatic,
_ :> Automatic
]
], ops, Options@PaneColumn], Options@Column]
],
FilterRules[
Join[FrameMargins -> 0, -1, 1, 1, ops,
Options@PaneColumn], Options@Pane]
] // If[TrueQ@OptionValue@Framed,
Framed[#,
FilterRules[Join[ops, Options@PaneColumn], Options@Framed]] &,
Identity]
Then the interface:
PaneColumn[
Hyperlink[#, "paclet:" <> #] & /@ getTutorialURLs
]
Each link there will open the docs notebook, e.g.:
answered Dec 20 '18 at 22:17
b3m2a1
26.7k257154
1
Thanks, @b3m2a1! It worked like a charm.
– mpoulshock
Dec 21 '18 at 12:51
There are 1,001 tutorials (getTutorialURLs//Length) !
– Reb.Cabin
Dec 27 '18 at 23:05
@Reb.Cabin yeah but lots of them are for deprecated components (GUIKit,ANOVA, etc.) or are out of date (some of the "advanced" LA stuff, other old school operations stuff)
– b3m2a1
Dec 27 '18 at 23:09
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Here's a little thing you can use. First the code to compile the TOC:
getTutorialURLs :=
SortBy[Length@URLParse[#, "Path"] &]@
Map[If[FileNameTake[#, -3] === "System", "",
StringSplit[FileNameTake[#, -5], "-"][[1]] <> "/"] <>
"tutorial/" <> FileBaseName[#] &]@
FileNames[
"*.nb",
Prepend[
FileNameJoin@#["Location"], "Documentation", "English",
"Tutorials" & /@
Join[
Association /@
Thread[
"Location" ->
FileNames[
"*",
FileNameJoin@
$InstallationDirectory,
"Documentation",
"English",
"Packages"
]
],
PacletManager`PacletFind["*"]
],
FileNameJoin@
$InstallationDirectory,
"Documentation",
"English",
"System",
"Tutorials"
]
];
Options[PaneColumn] =
Join[
Dividers -> True,
ItemSize -> Automatic,
ImageSize -> Automatic, Automatic, 250,
Scrollbars -> False, Automatic,
AppearanceElements -> None,
Framed -> False,
FrameMargins -> 0,
FrameStyle -> Black,
ImageSizeAction -> "Scrollable",
FilterRules[Options[Column],
Except[Dividers | ItemSize]],
FilterRules[Options[Pane],
Except@(
Alternatives @@ Join[
Options[Column],
ImageMargins, ImageSize, Scrollbars, AppearanceElements
])
],
FilterRules[Options[Framed], Except@(
Alternatives @@ Join[
Options[Column],
Options[Pane],
FrameMargins, FrameStyle]
)]
];
PaneColumn[things_, ops : OptionsPattern] := Pane[
Column[things,
Dividers -> With[style = Replace[OptionValue@FrameStyle,
l_List :> Last@Cases[l, Except[_List], [Infinity]]]
,
Switch[OptionValue@Dividers,
True,
, Thread[Range[2, Length@things] -> style],
False, ,
_, style
]
],
FilterRules[
Join[ItemSize ->
If[OptionValue@ItemSize === Automatic,
Replace[OptionValue@ImageSize, _Integer :> 1000,
Automatic,
_ :> Automatic
]
], ops, Options@PaneColumn], Options@Column]
],
FilterRules[
Join[FrameMargins -> 0, -1, 1, 1, ops,
Options@PaneColumn], Options@Pane]
] // If[TrueQ@OptionValue@Framed,
Framed[#,
FilterRules[Join[ops, Options@PaneColumn], Options@Framed]] &,
Identity]
Then the interface:
PaneColumn[
Hyperlink[#, "paclet:" <> #] & /@ getTutorialURLs
]
Each link there will open the docs notebook, e.g.:
answered Dec 20 '18 at 22:17
b3m2a1
26.7k257154
1
Thanks, @b3m2a1! It worked like a charm.
– mpoulshock
Dec 21 '18 at 12:51
There are 1,001 tutorials (getTutorialURLs//Length) !
– Reb.Cabin
Dec 27 '18 at 23:05
@Reb.Cabin yeah but lots of them are for deprecated components (GUIKit,ANOVA, etc.) or are out of date (some of the "advanced" LA stuff, other old school operations stuff)
– b3m2a1
Dec 27 '18 at 23:09
add a comment |
19
Here's a little thing you can use. First the code to compile the TOC:
getTutorialURLs :=
SortBy[Length@URLParse[#, "Path"] &]@
Map[If[FileNameTake[#, -3] === "System", "",
StringSplit[FileNameTake[#, -5], "-"][[1]] <> "/"] <>
"tutorial/" <> FileBaseName[#] &]@
FileNames[
"*.nb",
Prepend[
FileNameJoin@#["Location"], "Documentation", "English",
"Tutorials" & /@
Join[
Association /@
Thread[
"Location" ->
FileNames[
"*",
FileNameJoin@
$InstallationDirectory,
"Documentation",
"English",
"Packages"
]
],
PacletManager`PacletFind["*"]
],
FileNameJoin@
$InstallationDirectory,
"Documentation",
"English",
"System",
"Tutorials"
]
];
Options[PaneColumn] =
Join[
Dividers -> True,
ItemSize -> Automatic,
ImageSize -> Automatic, Automatic, 250,
Scrollbars -> False, Automatic,
AppearanceElements -> None,
Framed -> False,
FrameMargins -> 0,
FrameStyle -> Black,
ImageSizeAction -> "Scrollable",
FilterRules[Options[Column],
Except[Dividers | ItemSize]],
FilterRules[Options[Pane],
Except@(
Alternatives @@ Join[
Options[Column],
ImageMargins, ImageSize, Scrollbars, AppearanceElements
])
],
FilterRules[Options[Framed], Except@(
Alternatives @@ Join[
Options[Column],
Options[Pane],
FrameMargins, FrameStyle]
)]
];
PaneColumn[things_, ops : OptionsPattern] := Pane[
Column[things,
Dividers -> With[style = Replace[OptionValue@FrameStyle,
l_List :> Last@Cases[l, Except[_List], [Infinity]]]
,
Switch[OptionValue@Dividers,
True,
, Thread[Range[2, Length@things] -> style],
False, ,
_, style
]
],
FilterRules[
Join[ItemSize ->
If[OptionValue@ItemSize === Automatic,
Replace[OptionValue@ImageSize, _Integer :> 1000,
Automatic,
_ :> Automatic
]
], ops, Options@PaneColumn], Options@Column]
],
FilterRules[
Join[FrameMargins -> 0, -1, 1, 1, ops,
Options@PaneColumn], Options@Pane]
] // If[TrueQ@OptionValue@Framed,
Framed[#,
FilterRules[Join[ops, Options@PaneColumn], Options@Framed]] &,
Identity]
Then the interface:
PaneColumn[
Hyperlink[#, "paclet:" <> #] & /@ getTutorialURLs
]
Each link there will open the docs notebook, e.g.:
answered Dec 20 '18 at 22:17
b3m2a1
26.7k257154
1
Thanks, @b3m2a1! It worked like a charm.
– mpoulshock
Dec 21 '18 at 12:51
There are 1,001 tutorials (getTutorialURLs//Length) !
– Reb.Cabin
Dec 27 '18 at 23:05
@Reb.Cabin yeah but lots of them are for deprecated components (GUIKit,ANOVA, etc.) or are out of date (some of the "advanced" LA stuff, other old school operations stuff)
– b3m2a1
Dec 27 '18 at 23:09
add a comment |
19
19
19
Here's a little thing you can use. First the code to compile the TOC:
getTutorialURLs :=
SortBy[Length@URLParse[#, "Path"] &]@
Map[If[FileNameTake[#, -3] === "System", "",
StringSplit[FileNameTake[#, -5], "-"][[1]] <> "/"] <>
"tutorial/" <> FileBaseName[#] &]@
FileNames[
"*.nb",
Prepend[
FileNameJoin@#["Location"], "Documentation", "English",
"Tutorials" & /@
Join[
Association /@
Thread[
"Location" ->
FileNames[
"*",
FileNameJoin@
$InstallationDirectory,
"Documentation",
"English",
"Packages"
]
],
PacletManager`PacletFind["*"]
],
FileNameJoin@
$InstallationDirectory,
"Documentation",
"English",
"System",
"Tutorials"
]
];
Options[PaneColumn] =
Join[
Dividers -> True,
ItemSize -> Automatic,
ImageSize -> Automatic, Automatic, 250,
Scrollbars -> False, Automatic,
AppearanceElements -> None,
Framed -> False,
FrameMargins -> 0,
FrameStyle -> Black,
ImageSizeAction -> "Scrollable",
FilterRules[Options[Column],
Except[Dividers | ItemSize]],
FilterRules[Options[Pane],
Except@(
Alternatives @@ Join[
Options[Column],
ImageMargins, ImageSize, Scrollbars, AppearanceElements
])
],
FilterRules[Options[Framed], Except@(
Alternatives @@ Join[
Options[Column],
Options[Pane],
FrameMargins, FrameStyle]
)]
];
PaneColumn[things_, ops : OptionsPattern] := Pane[
Column[things,
Dividers -> With[style = Replace[OptionValue@FrameStyle,
l_List :> Last@Cases[l, Except[_List], [Infinity]]]
,
Switch[OptionValue@Dividers,
True,
, Thread[Range[2, Length@things] -> style],
False, ,
_, style
]
],
FilterRules[
Join[ItemSize ->
If[OptionValue@ItemSize === Automatic,
Replace[OptionValue@ImageSize, _Integer :> 1000,
Automatic,
_ :> Automatic
]
], ops, Options@PaneColumn], Options@Column]
],
FilterRules[
Join[FrameMargins -> 0, -1, 1, 1, ops,
Options@PaneColumn], Options@Pane]
] // If[TrueQ@OptionValue@Framed,
Framed[#,
FilterRules[Join[ops, Options@PaneColumn], Options@Framed]] &,
Identity]
Then the interface:
PaneColumn[
Hyperlink[#, "paclet:" <> #] & /@ getTutorialURLs
]
Each link there will open the docs notebook, e.g.:
answered Dec 20 '18 at 22:17
b3m2a1
26.7k257154
Here's a little thing you can use. First the code to compile the TOC:
getTutorialURLs :=
SortBy[Length@URLParse[#, "Path"] &]@
Map[If[FileNameTake[#, -3] === "System", "",
StringSplit[FileNameTake[#, -5], "-"][[1]] <> "/"] <>
"tutorial/" <> FileBaseName[#] &]@
FileNames[
"*.nb",
Prepend[
FileNameJoin@#["Location"], "Documentation", "English",
"Tutorials" & /@
Join[
Association /@
Thread[
"Location" ->
FileNames[
"*",
FileNameJoin@
$InstallationDirectory,
"Documentation",
"English",
"Packages"
]
],
PacletManager`PacletFind["*"]
],
FileNameJoin@
$InstallationDirectory,
"Documentation",
"English",
"System",
"Tutorials"
]
];
Options[PaneColumn] =
Join[
Dividers -> True,
ItemSize -> Automatic,
ImageSize -> Automatic, Automatic, 250,
Scrollbars -> False, Automatic,
AppearanceElements -> None,
Framed -> False,
FrameMargins -> 0,
FrameStyle -> Black,
ImageSizeAction -> "Scrollable",
FilterRules[Options[Column],
Except[Dividers | ItemSize]],
FilterRules[Options[Pane],
Except@(
Alternatives @@ Join[
Options[Column],
ImageMargins, ImageSize, Scrollbars, AppearanceElements
])
],
FilterRules[Options[Framed], Except@(
Alternatives @@ Join[
Options[Column],
Options[Pane],
FrameMargins, FrameStyle]
)]
];
PaneColumn[things_, ops : OptionsPattern] := Pane[
Column[things,
Dividers -> With[style = Replace[OptionValue@FrameStyle,
l_List :> Last@Cases[l, Except[_List], [Infinity]]]
,
Switch[OptionValue@Dividers,
True,
, Thread[Range[2, Length@things] -> style],
False, ,
_, style
]
],
FilterRules[
Join[ItemSize ->
If[OptionValue@ItemSize === Automatic,
Replace[OptionValue@ImageSize, _Integer :> 1000,
Automatic,
_ :> Automatic
]
], ops, Options@PaneColumn], Options@Column]
],
FilterRules[
Join[FrameMargins -> 0, -1, 1, 1, ops,
Options@PaneColumn], Options@Pane]
] // If[TrueQ@OptionValue@Framed,
Framed[#,
FilterRules[Join[ops, Options@PaneColumn], Options@Framed]] &,
Identity]
Then the interface:
PaneColumn[
Hyperlink[#, "paclet:" <> #] & /@ getTutorialURLs
]
Each link there will open the docs notebook, e.g.:
answered Dec 20 '18 at 22:17
b3m2a1
26.7k257154
answered Dec 20 '18 at 22:17
b3m2a1
26.7k257154
answered Dec 20 '18 at 22:17
b3m2a1
26.7k257154
answered Dec 20 '18 at 22:17
b3m2a1
26.7k257154
26.7k257154
1
Thanks, @b3m2a1! It worked like a charm.
– mpoulshock
Dec 21 '18 at 12:51
There are 1,001 tutorials (getTutorialURLs//Length) !
– Reb.Cabin
Dec 27 '18 at 23:05
@Reb.Cabin yeah but lots of them are for deprecated components (GUIKit,ANOVA, etc.) or are out of date (some of the "advanced" LA stuff, other old school operations stuff)
– b3m2a1
Dec 27 '18 at 23:09
add a comment |
1
Thanks, @b3m2a1! It worked like a charm.
– mpoulshock
Dec 21 '18 at 12:51
There are 1,001 tutorials (getTutorialURLs//Length) !
– Reb.Cabin
Dec 27 '18 at 23:05
@Reb.Cabin yeah but lots of them are for deprecated components (GUIKit,ANOVA, etc.) or are out of date (some of the "advanced" LA stuff, other old school operations stuff)
– b3m2a1
Dec 27 '18 at 23:09
1
1
Thanks, @b3m2a1! It worked like a charm.
– mpoulshock
Dec 21 '18 at 12:51
Thanks, @b3m2a1! It worked like a charm.
– mpoulshock
Dec 21 '18 at 12:51
There are 1,001 tutorials (
getTutorialURLs//Length) !– Reb.Cabin
Dec 27 '18 at 23:05
There are 1,001 tutorials (
getTutorialURLs//Length) !– Reb.Cabin
Dec 27 '18 at 23:05
@Reb.Cabin yeah but lots of them are for deprecated components (
GUIKit, ANOVA, etc.) or are out of date (some of the "advanced" LA stuff, other old school operations stuff)– b3m2a1
Dec 27 '18 at 23:09
@Reb.Cabin yeah but lots of them are for deprecated components (
GUIKit, ANOVA, etc.) or are out of date (some of the "advanced" LA stuff, other old school operations stuff)– b3m2a1
Dec 27 '18 at 23:09
add a comment |
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Use menu
Help | Wolfram Documentationto go to theDocumentation Center. Entertutorialin the search field and hitreturn. You will get many pages of links to tutorials along with with short descriptions of them.– Bob Hanlon
Dec 20 '18 at 23:02