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March 20, 2012 00:02
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Mathematica functions for displaying captive expressions in Grid form.
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dpyNullary[ex_] := | |
Grid[{{ex, ""}}, | |
Frame -> {All,False}, | |
Alignment -> Left, | |
Background -> {{LightOrange,{LightYellow}}}]; | |
dpyMultiary[key_, vals_] := | |
With[{c = Length @ vals}, | |
Module[{ | |
spans = Table["", {c}], | |
slot = Floor[(1+c)/2]}, | |
spans[[slot]] = key; | |
Grid[MapThread[List,{spans, vals}], | |
Frame -> {All,False}, | |
Alignment -> Left, | |
Background -> {{LightOrange,{LightGreen}}}] | |
]]; | |
dpyAtom[ex_] := | |
Grid[{{ex}}, | |
Frame -> All, | |
Alignment -> Left, | |
Background -> | |
Switch[Head @ ex, | |
String, Green, | |
Symbol, LightPurple, | |
Integer, LightBlue, | |
Real, LightBlue, | |
Rational, LightBlue, | |
Complex, LightBlue, | |
_, Red]]; | |
SetAttributes[gridCaptive, HoldAllComplete]; | |
dpyCaptive[{ex_}] := dpyNullary[ex]; | |
dpyCaptive[{a_, as__}] := dpyMultiary[a, dpyCaptive /@ {as}]; | |
dpyCaptive[ex_?AtomQ] := dpyAtom[ex]; | |
dpyCaptive[x___] := Throw[Unevaluated @ {x}]; | |
gridCaptive[expr_]:= dpyCaptive @ captive @ expr; | |
SetAttributes[captive, HoldAll]; (* NOT HoldAllComplete *) | |
captive[expr_ /; AtomQ @ Unevaluated @ expr] := | |
If[ValueQ @ expr, captive @ Evaluate @ expr, expr] | |
captive[head_[args___]] := | |
{captive @ head} ~Join~ (captive /@ (Unevaluated @ {args})) | |
captive[x___] := Throw[{x}]; | |
(* examples of using this *) | |
ClearAll[f, g, h, foo] | |
gridCaptive[f[x_ /; Head@Unevaluated@x === Symbol] := x] | |
gridCaptive[g[x_] := x /; Head@Unevaluated@x === Symbol] | |
gridCaptive[h[x_] /; Head@Unevaluated@x === Symbol := x] |
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