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| That would be interesting. I haven't looked at that yet since I don't work with molecules at the moment. Who knows, maybe `ChemicalData` will be updated now that PubChem is connected... In case it got lost in the edits, you can contribute to the... |
| Thanks for your answer! Yes, I see what you did there. (That's one cool package, by the way.) I'm always a bit hesitant to overwrite built-in functions, but it should be fairly unproblematic in this case. I'll probably follow your example. That... |
| I just tried copying the Formats folder to `Applications/importstuff/Formats` (with a basically empty importstuff.m file to establish the context), that didn't work. You can however simply copy the actual code for `RegisterImport` and the import... |
| Hi Joe, that makes a lot of sense, thanks for the explanation! I actually started reading your booklet a bit (probably won't have time for the whole thing right now, sorry). It seems very approachable and non-frightening to me, for whatever that's... |
| Hi David, your problem stems from the use of symbols for `male` and `female`. Mathematica can't know what kind of a value a symbol may aquire down the line, so `sex==male` is simply not determined. Try evaluating the following: sex=female; ... |
| I'm sure you're aware of this, but just for the sake of completeness: There's also still the [good old clunky `RegisterImport` workflow][1] for cases where you need to implement import from a text-based format from scratch. I have no experience with... |
| Hm, yeah, it must be something like that. I suppose I could just consistently use yesterday's signal depending on the application. Thanks again for your help! |
| I'm sure installation instructions will be added eventually. Not sure about the "doc" folder though... That one really doesn't require any installation, you could keep it anywhere on your computer since you have to open the files manually anyway.... |
| All the strange symbols can be confusing, but you can look them up in the Documentation. They're usually just an infix form of a function. If you enter the symbol into the search bar in the Documentation, it'll point you to the correct function with... |
| I believe the lack of responses indicates that most of us are still somewhat confused by what will and won't work in the Cloud. Now that you've stated the minimal problem I have to say I'm also interested in this... For what it's worth, a game... |