Jakub Holý
Jakub Holý
Hello! I have a program using JLink and would like to [use GitHub Action to test it](https://github.com/scicloj/wolframite/pull/62/files). But I struggle to get Wolfram Engine working. I have followed the instructions...
clj-kondo tells us that "Symbols starting or ending with dot (.) are reserved by Clojure: =." - and we have couple more, such as `..> ..= =. . .>> .>`....
It seems it should have been there....
* Review and improve the readme * Add folder `advanced` for packages, move Customizing Wolframite there * Customizing Wolframite: switch from `**` which is now in default aliases to st....
Help seems rather useful in daily work, why hide it in an obscure ns? Let's `wolframite.lib.helpers/help! -> wolframite.core/help!` !
While `wolframite.impl.wolfram-syms.intern/wolfram-fn` is primarily an internal function, it can be useful, f.ex. to create wrapper vars for symbols that are not in `wolframite.wolfram`, such as this case: ```clj (def StringToMReal...
Now I must do ```clj (w/fn [latLon] [(w/Part latLon 1) (w/Part latLon 2)]) ``` In Wolfram, this would be `{#[1],#[2]}&`. It would be lovely to be able to write ```clj...
This works: ```clj (wl/eval (w/MessageName w/Interpreter "noknow")) "The Wolfram Knowledgebase is not available. Try again later." ``` but this fails ```clj (wl/->clj "Association[RuleDelayed[\"MessageTemplate\", MessageName[Interpreter, \"noknow\"]]]") (AssertionError) at wolframite.base.parse/parse-hash-map ``` because...