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Format a symbol as a ResourceFunction in outputs
ResourceFunction["FormatAsResourceFunction"][symbol] formats symbol as a ResourceFunction of the same name. | |
ResourceFunction["FormatAsResourceFunction"][symbol,"name"] formats symbol as a ResourceFunction with the name "name". | |
ResourceFunction["FormatAsResourceFunction"][symbol,"name",id] formats using an Interpretation giving ResourceFunction[id]. |
Format a symbol as a ResourceFunction when it appears in output:
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Format using a different name:
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Format with an interpretation as a specific resource:
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Copy and paste the output above:
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This is the same as:
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Here is a function that has an unevaluated operator form:
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Although it works correctly as a ResourceFunction, the operator form is represented by the internal symbol:
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Format the symbol so it will appear nicely in output:
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Now the operator formats as a ResourceFunction:
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Copy the output from above and paste into a Hold to see the interpretation:
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Attempting to copy and paste the formatted symbol before the ResourceFunction exists will result in an error:
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Copy and paste the output from above:
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Paste the same again, but this time define the ResourceFunction first and it will work:
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