@Kuba @P.Fonseca The PacletInfo file lists Creator -> "Riccardo Di Virgilio <riccardod@wolfram.com>, Ian Johnson <ijohnson@wolfram.com>"

@CarlLange Thanks, yeah Riccardo and Carlo often work together

Hi! Can someone tell me how would I solve PDEs on wolfram alpha?

Why is f@a considered a prefix notation and not infix? Had Compose/Construct have HoldAllComplete attribute and it would be perfectly reasonable.

@Kuba The name of the operator is Prefix but it is an infix operator.

You can as the same question for Postfix which is also an infix operator.

The reason for the naming is that these operators talk about f and not about themselves. So while @ in f@a is an infix operator, it puts f in a prefix form.

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I found a paper that S.W. wrote on this but so far I haven't been able to reproduce the pattern.

@halirutan so clear I feel stupid now :) Thanks

Does anyone know what to make of this issue that someone raised on jsoupLink's Github issues page? He says loading jsoupLink gives "During evaluation of In[8]:= Get::noopen: Cannot open jsoupLink`." but it works for me...

@C.E. try renaming "jSoupLink.m" to "jsoupLink.m"

I assume the resolution mechanism goes by name and fails to find the correct file?

Ah nah that's not it.

Ask him for the result of FindFile["jsoupLink`"]

@C.E. In[4-7] are hidden so who knows :) And jokes aside why is the file structure with upper case S and with lower case in context etc? If Get @ test` can load Test.m then that is something I'd not expect. And that typo consequences fit her description.

@Kuba I tested it, though, and it can

I think the big thing is that Mathematica tends to ignore upper/lowercase in file names.

This might be determined by the OS, though.

As long as the specified context is correct FindFile will find the right paclet and the corresponding load file.

@b3m2a1 @Kuba thanks! I've asked him what FindFile returns. I'll update the jSoupLink name... it's also the name of the repository because for some time I thought that was how it was spelled, then I changed it to jsoupLink and apparently forgot the name of the .m file...