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Get a list of the symbols used in the definition of a resource function
ResourceFunction["ResourceFunctionSymbols"][rf] get a list of the symbols used in the definition of the ResourceFunction rf. |
See the symbols used by a ResourceFunction:
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Use the name of the resource:
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Use a ResourceObject:
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See which contexts a resource function explicitly uses:
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See which symbols are defined as part of a resource function’s definition:
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ResourceFunctionSymbols works even if the underlying symbol is ReadProtected:
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Compare the list of symbols with the definition:
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By default, the private symbols used to define the resource are not included:
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Include all symbols:
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Use WolframLanguageData to find the minimum possible Wolfram Language version that a resource function’s code should be expected to run on:
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If symbols from contexts other than System` are used, the version isn’t known:
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