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How do you delete the rhs of an evaluation? So if I type a:34, then a=, how can I then delete the rhs to get back to just "a"? Am I just missing something, or is this not possible?
The only place I've found is to be on the LHS of the equal sign. This is a drastic change from before, where pretty much anywhere was fair game for a deletion of some sort.
You can't delete the RHS because there is no input RHS -- the RHS is generated. You need to delete the evaluation operator (=) itself.
This is different from previous versions where = was a binary operator and could be deleted by deleting its right operand (the units placeholder). The MC' behaviour is more natural and makes more sense. __________________ � � � � Tom Gutman
Be careful if you delete all values I've found that this frequently leaves the maths region - which you can click in and type another equation - but is not visible because nothing is in it. It's a little funny - you can move the empty box around and let it get in the way of other stuff you are doing.
I've attached a "happy" face drawn with empty maths regions that are then highlighted (first thing Friday morning - coffee hasn't kicked in yet).
Philip ___________________ Nobody can hear you scream in Euclidean space.
