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This is for questions about creating and using custom notations including the Notation` package. For help on the use of the built-in operators, see syntax.
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Notation parse rule does parse when it acts as a argument
https://reference.wolfram.com/language/Notation/tutorial/NotationSymbolizeAndInfixNotation.html
Notation[boxes ⟹ expr] set boxes to be parsed to expr
I want a simplified notation for entering a T …
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Notation parse rule does parse when it acts as a argument
the missing step is
s = $CellContext`s
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