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Jason Biggs
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ThermodynamicData relies on the Wolfram Knowledgebase, so it doesn't surprise me that the compiled and uncompiled functions have similar timing. You can get a big efficiency boost by making one listed call to `ThermodynamicData` instead of mapping...
> What would one use these selected atoms - or molecule patterns - for? Basically anytime you want to modify a molecule you have to refer to atoms by their atom index - their position in the atoms list. In [this...
What you did, opening the .wl file in the front end and hitting "Run Package", is not the correct way to load an external package. On top of that, the file you opened is the paclet info file, which doesn't really have any executable code so...
![enter image description here][1] Version 12 of the Wolfram Language introduced the [`Molecule`](https://reference.wolfram.com/language/ref/Molecule.html) object type, which represents a molecule as a chemical graph with atoms, bond,...
The post title is "How to pacletize a resource function" - but you seem already to know about the function `PacletizeResourceFunction`, so it's more of a "Why can't I pacletize this one resource function" post. The answer to that would in...
> I looked at CheckArguments documentation but it was kind of confusing > because it used an option, which I don't need. Many functions have options, most of the time you don't need them and that is why they are optional. Why is that confusing? ...
I do not believe it is possible to use `InitializationValue` for a set-delayed value. I found this out when I tried to use the resource function `"PersistResourceFunction"` and found that it would load the definitions at kernel start time which is...
This is explained [in the documentation](https://reference.wolfram.com/language/ref/SyntaxLength.html#4580): > If SyntaxLength returns a position past the end of the string, it > indicates that the string is syntactically correct as far as it...
If you have questions regarding that package you should send them to the maintainers of that package: https://sarah.hepforge.org/
> That might sound lazy it does. >I have many decades experience of development and am very handsome Well that might help - you know what they say, if you are going to be lazy at least do it handsomely.