Hi Vincent, Thank you very much for you quick response. I have had some success in writing my own code to evaluate function is the 'native' GLE language; I have done the \Gamma function, the \expm1 function and some Fermi-Dirac integrals as well. However, my chief complaint has been that I don't see how to use, define or operate on vectors, i.e. not datasets themselves, but defining a container for coefficients over which loops can be done to build summations or products, etc. that lie at the heart...
Dear Vincent, Another thing I should've mentioned... Many years ago (I think 2012) I posted a feature request using an old sourceforge account about the possibility of a syntax highlighting package for the KDE Advanced Editor (KATE). I checked out the old issue and it looks like this was never investigated by the GLE development team. Would it be possible to have this issue looked at again as I have recently started to use GLE in an Ubuntu machine again. Ta, Dave From: Vincent P. LaBella vlabella@users.sourceforge.net...
And for the typos in the feature request! :-D
Add derivative and cumulative integral function for data sets in graph block