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Pasting MathCAD code from Chatgpt need to be manullay typed again

Arshad_Ali
8-Gravel

Pasting MathCAD code from Chatgpt need to be manullay typed again

The MathCAD code generated by Chatgpt is pasting as text instead of Math input, and due to this issue it need to be manually typed in MathCAD.

 

Is there any solution exist for this issue.

 

 

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LucMeekes
23-Emerald IV
(To:Arshad_Ali)

No, there isn't.

Personally I doubt that any code by ChatGPT (or any other AI interface) will produce valid MathCad input.

Care to show what you've gotten from ChatGPT?

 

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Luc

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LucMeekes
23-Emerald IV
(To:Arshad_Ali)

No, there isn't.

Personally I doubt that any code by ChatGPT (or any other AI interface) will produce valid MathCad input.

Care to show what you've gotten from ChatGPT?

 

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Luc

This isn't the first time I've seen someone claim that ChatGPT can produce Mathcad input (that isn't something for an Advanced Controls script), but I have no idea how such a thing can even be possible.

I manage the Creo and PTC Mathcad YouTube channels for PTC, as well as all PTC Mathcad marketing in general.
LucMeekes
23-Emerald IV
(To:DJNewman)

Well, ChatGPT is being used  for programming. It apparently is quite helpful to create Python, C and basic code. I would not be surprised if it also does lisp. And Prime equations appear to be stored in a lisp-like language.  If ChatGPT would come up with this:

(@EQ (@DERIV t @PLACEHOLDER (@APPLY (@ID V (@SUB x)) (@ARGS t))) (+ (* D (^ (@ID V (@SUB x)) 2)) (* (* M (@APPLY (@ID V (@SUB y)) (@ARGS t))) (@ID S (@SUB y)))))

 

when pasted into an empty math placeholder it is shown by Prime as

LucMeekes_2-1745255723350.png

But then... one equation doesn't make a sheet.

 

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Luc

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