Program settings: Output and Graph builder

If you are interested in how to configure the behavior of scripts and graph rendering in the CalculationLaboratory, welcome to the Calculations and Graphics tab. Everything that affects how you will see the results of your work is here: from formatting the numbers to how the lines and dots on the graph are displayed. We drove through the points.

1. "The number of digits after the decimal point..." It's a long name, but the setup is actually simple. Here you tell the program, "if the number is too large, don't try to show it in its entirety, switch to the mantissa." For example, if you set 12, then 12357836374634737 will turn into 1.235783637463E+16 (and thanks for that), and all sorts of little things like 55227 will remain as it is.
2. "The way to draw graphs" is about which tool will draw the graph. If you like classics, choose GDI. You need a little more smoothed lines — put GDI+. I want to push and connect the power of the graphics card — DirectX is waiting for you. The visual won't change much, but the performance and behavior will.
3. "Save coordinates during plotting" is enabled, and the program captures all the points it uses for the graph. It's a small thing, but sometimes it helps out: if you want to see exactly what values were calculated— you're welcome.
4. "Putting quotes in the output of showvar" Do you like order? This checkmark will force the program to wrap the output values from showvar in quotation marks. That is, not 123, but "123". It's not very demanding, but in some cases it helps to distinguish text from numbers.
5. "Force calculation with an extreme number" Sounds like we're preparing a program for the Olympics. In fact, we simply force the CalculationLaboratory to calculate graphs with maximum accuracy, even if there is little data. Sometimes it saves, sometimes it slows down. Test for your tasks.