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Create a paclet layout from a collection of files, symbols and contexts
ResourceFunction["Pacletize"][name,content] creates a Wolfram Language paclet from the specified content and returns the directory name. | |
ResourceFunction["Pacletize"][name, content, location] stores the paclet in the specified directory. |
File[…] | local file or directory containing code package files |
"context`" | context with symbol definitions |
"name" | symbol name with definitions |
Create a paclet from a function:
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Clear the local function definition and add register the paclet:
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The function will autoload the paclet and work:
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Create a paclet layout in a specific location:
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I made this on the spookiest day:
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Paclets can be defined for a context. First define symbols in a new context:
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Create the paclet directory:
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Clear the local definitions and add the paclet:
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Getting the context will load the paclet:
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The code is defined:
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Store some code and data in a package file:
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Create a paclet directory including that file:
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Clear the definitions and add the paclet directory:
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Load the paclet context:
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Create a directory with many code files:
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Create a paclet directory including those files:
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Clear the definitions and add the paclet directory:
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Load the paclet context:
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The created paclet directory contains several files:
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