tc
>
> The bug is windows specific and has been fixed now. Please update the plot
> package
> from jal and test again.
>
> On Mon, 2 Oct 2023 at 9:05 PM 'Ian Shannon' via General <
> gene...@jsoftware.com>
> wrote:
>
> >
> > I'm certain this is not a
I'm certain this is not a J issue. It is likely a ms windows or installation
issue.
Up to about 2 months ago, I could produce graphs as png. Now I am restricted to
on screen and pdf.
JVERSION
Engine: j9.4.2/j64avx2/windows
Build: commercial/2023-04-10T01:19:53/clang-15-0-7/SLEEF=1
Library:
reigns
>
> I went in to fix it, but Raul had already beaten me to it!
>
> Ian, if you have the time, we can always use sharp eyes to make wiki
> corrections.
> All you need to do is sign up. https://code.jsoftware.com/wiki/About
>
> Cheers, bob
>
>
> &g
Hi there,
Just a short note about the wiki.
On
https://code.jsoftware.com/wiki/Vocabulary/Foreigns
Under the heading m=1 (Files)
It has
Action x(if any) n y Rank Result
Locks - 30 '' _ A table
Hello there,
I have just copied in Ewart Shaw's utilities, and tried to combine his path
names with my directory structure.
The system utility jpath resolves names starting with tilde (~) according to
SystemFolders_j_ and UserFolders_j_
This uses the case of the first letter of Name to
Hello,
I'm running J903 in windows
I made a programming mistake in setting the rank of the verb
"index_of" that crashed the system.
I have an array A (years x observers x days) containing integer values.
I want to determine the location (ie day index) of a pre-determined value
for each year x
Arthur,
Again, looking at your "refused" expression
2 (3&[ (27&[@] , [^2) 'x'&[@]) 2
the part I suspect that is giving you problems is
(27&[@] , [^2)
which you think is a fork, but it is an expression producing the noun
27
And because (27&[@] , [^2) is a noun,
(3&[
Arthur,
In
2 ((1 + [) (([^2 , [ -~ 3 * #@]) $ ]) ('/' ,"1 [ #"1 0 [ {."1 ]) ,@, '|' ,
'_' #~ [) 'zyxwvut'
The last verb to execute is
$
within
(([^2 , [ -~ 3 * #@]) $ ])
If you replace the $ with ; the line executes immediately.
Then with a little pondering you will see why
