All, I have several projects I am working on, and I frequently use different machines to work on the same project. I want to keep the J code files in a cloud-based folder, so I can access the files from any device. However, it looks like he JQt editor has a bug that prevents it from accessing cloud-based files.
I keep my files and folders in Google Drive Stream, which Google has designed to work like a local G: drive on all my machines. With all my other apps (Word, Acrobat, etc.) l can navigate to the G: drive file, double-click the file, and the file will open in the application. Google essentially proxies the cloud-based files on my local machines, so when I double-click on the file name, File Stream downloads the file, and presents it to the application to be opened. However, when I use the J806 editor to navigate to the J code folder in drive G:, I can open the folder, and double-click the .ijs file, but NOTHING HAPPENS. The file won't load into the J interpreter. I have tried various machines (all Windows 10), and they all have the same problem. Is there any way to fix this? Am I doing something wrong? Do I need to set a default path? Skip Cave Cave Consulting LLC ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For information about J forums see http://www.jsoftware.com/forums.htm
