OK - I found it. It's in the WS.ijs code I put up on the Wiki a couple of
months
ago.
Thanks for your help. Now I just have to make sure my WS code works with
that
line commented out.
On 2/7/07, Dan Bron <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Devon,
My definition came from the standard
library, ~system\main\stdlib.ijs . Run this line in your J sesion to
figure out where your definition came from:
(4!:4{.;:'nl') {:: 4!:3''
This is ringing a vague bell. I suspect the fact that you use jconsole
(via Emacs) instead of the J IDE is relevant. Or maybe there's some J
script that inadvertantly redefines nl , like load'trace' used to
redefine noun verb adverb conjuction etc. My grepping didn't turn up
any candidates, though.
Or did you perhaps assign nl=:namelist somewhere in your profile? Can
you install a freshly downloaded copy of J601c in a virgin directory and
then check the definition of nl_z_ ?
If it's different, and you have directory diffing tools, would mind
comparing the virgin copy and problematic copy and reporting the
differences?
-Dan
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