Prevent MMA from saving results in Out[] [duplicate]
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MMA automatically saves every result which then can be called via Out where the argument needs to be given as %n and %n corresponds to the output one wants to refer to. Now this automatic saving works even if you end your lines with a ; or //Quiet. However, if one wants to re-evaluate a cell many times with a memory hungry output, one runs into memory issues. How can one change this automatic behaviour of MMA and save results only in variables which one defines but NOT the output of a cell automatically in Out.
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MMA automatically saves every result which then can be called via Out where the argument needs to be given as %n and %n corresponds to the output one wants to refer to. Now this automatic saving works even if you end your lines with a ; or //Quiet. However, if one wants to re-evaluate a cell many times with a memory hungry output, one runs into memory issues. How can one change this automatic behaviour of MMA and save results only in variables which one defines but NOT the output of a cell automatically in Out.
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try$HistoryLength = 0?
– kglr
Dec 7 at 15:18
See common pitfalls / $HistoryLength
– Michael E2
Dec 8 at 16:29
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What are the most common pitfalls awaiting new users?
37 answers
MMA automatically saves every result which then can be called via Out where the argument needs to be given as %n and %n corresponds to the output one wants to refer to. Now this automatic saving works even if you end your lines with a ; or //Quiet. However, if one wants to re-evaluate a cell many times with a memory hungry output, one runs into memory issues. How can one change this automatic behaviour of MMA and save results only in variables which one defines but NOT the output of a cell automatically in Out.
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This question already has an answer here:
What are the most common pitfalls awaiting new users?
37 answers
MMA automatically saves every result which then can be called via Out where the argument needs to be given as %n and %n corresponds to the output one wants to refer to. Now this automatic saving works even if you end your lines with a ; or //Quiet. However, if one wants to re-evaluate a cell many times with a memory hungry output, one runs into memory issues. How can one change this automatic behaviour of MMA and save results only in variables which one defines but NOT the output of a cell automatically in Out.
This question already has an answer here:
What are the most common pitfalls awaiting new users?
37 answers
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asked Dec 7 at 15:05
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asked Dec 7 at 15:05
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asked Dec 7 at 15:05
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asked Dec 7 at 15:05
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marked as duplicate by Bob Hanlon, Michael E2, bbgodfrey, Kuba♦ Dec 10 at 7:46
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try$HistoryLength = 0?
– kglr
Dec 7 at 15:18
See common pitfalls / $HistoryLength
– Michael E2
Dec 8 at 16:29
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try$HistoryLength = 0?
– kglr
Dec 7 at 15:18
See common pitfalls / $HistoryLength
– Michael E2
Dec 8 at 16:29
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$HistoryLength = 0?– kglr
Dec 7 at 15:18
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$HistoryLength = 0?– kglr
Dec 7 at 15:18
See common pitfalls / $HistoryLength
– Michael E2
Dec 8 at 16:29
See common pitfalls / $HistoryLength
– Michael E2
Dec 8 at 16:29
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Set $HistoryLength to 0 (docs) :
$HistoryLength = 0
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Set $HistoryLength to 0 (docs) :
$HistoryLength = 0
answered Dec 7 at 15:20
kglr
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Set $HistoryLength to 0 (docs) :
$HistoryLength = 0
answered Dec 7 at 15:20
kglr
176k9198404
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Set $HistoryLength to 0 (docs) :
$HistoryLength = 0
answered Dec 7 at 15:20
kglr
176k9198404
Set $HistoryLength to 0 (docs) :
$HistoryLength = 0
answered Dec 7 at 15:20
kglr
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answered Dec 7 at 15:20
kglr
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answered Dec 7 at 15:20
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answered Dec 7 at 15:20
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$HistoryLength = 0?– kglr
Dec 7 at 15:18
See common pitfalls / $HistoryLength
– Michael E2
Dec 8 at 16:29