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Print a labeled message from ResourceFunction with contexts hidden
ResourceFunction["ResourceFunctionMessage"][symbol::tag] prints the message symbol::tag unless it has been switched off. | |
ResourceFunction["ResourceFunctionMessage"][symbol::tag,e1,e2,…] prints a message, inserting the values of the ei as needed. |
Issue a message:
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Define a function to issue a message and return unevaluated upon an error:
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Define the message:
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Here’s a function that prints a message for invalid inputs:
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When printing messages from a ResourceFunction, symbols can appear with lengthy contexts:
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Using ResourceFunctionMessage instead of Message will attach the message to ResourceFunction and add a formatted label:
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Use Quiet to prevent ResourceFunctionMessage from printing messages:
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Suppress specific messages:
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If a message is undefined, a placeholder template is used:
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This is similar to the behavior of Message:
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Wolfram Language 11.3 (March 2018) or above
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