That reminds me: on OS X, I sometimes use a shell script like this:
#!/bin/sh
exec /Applications/j64-803/bin/jconsole "$@"
This particular example offers no advantage over a symbolic link, but
if you want variations on a theme, scripts start being nice.
Thanks,
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Raul
On Tue, Mar 3, 2015 at
Very nice!
I did run into a little frustration in OS X Terminal - where jconsole
is by default a tarpit of java stuff. So either the path to jconsole in
the J bundle, or an alias (I do a symbolic link of ja to be jconsole)
removes my angst. Examples (in reverse order):
$ ja -js 'echo %. i.2
Actually, it occurs to me that there's a simpler approach, which might
sometimes be wiser - arrange for standard input to be something other
than the keyboard. For example, under unix:
:|jconsole -js 'echo 1+1'
You'll get a prompt before the exit, but you can avoid that with an
explicit exit stat
Thanks Bill,
Yes that works too.
I think I prefer the PDF for my general use because it enables me to resize
the plot afterwards. However the cairo option will be useful to me for some
usecases.
On Wed, Mar 4, 2015 at 12:14 PM, bill lam wrote:
> Ric,
>
> Please try set
> CONSOLEOUTPUT_z_=: 'cair
Ric,
Please try set
CONSOLEOUTPUT_z_=: 'cairo'
before loading plot.
alternatively, set the output option as left argument for the verb plot.
On Mar 4, 2015 3:15 AM, "Tikkanz" wrote:
>
> On my Linux system when I plot from jconsole, evince pops up with a PDF
> rendering of my plot.
>
>load '
the pd show cmds familt show have an option for every output, please see
http://www.jsoftware.com/jwiki/Plot/Commands
or please provide a simple script to reproduce the failure.
btw even lower level gl2 commands work for cairo, see test scripts in cairo
addon.
On Mar 4, 2015 3:29 AM, "Devon McCo
I finally finished J TECH Grade 3. You should look at:
J TECH Grade 3 Summary.docx
J TECH Grade 3 Summary code.ijs
Lots and lots of boxes!
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/cdxkvp920xwzb9g/AAC4-hFHK6nhiuao5ZVswRFda?dl=0
Maybe this will be helpful.
Linda
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From: programming
Here's what I use a lot. Run the code in jhs. Cut and paste into word.
Select default as the way to paste in the code. Then select it all again and
change to Courier New as the font.
Oncd there you can cut and paste it into boxes. You can even include png's
in the document.
Linda
-Original
Come to think of it, "plot" works fine - it's the lower-level "pd" commands
I'm having trouble with.
On Tue, Mar 3, 2015 at 2:15 PM, Tikkanz wrote:
> On my Linux system when I plot from jconsole, evince pops up with a PDF
> rendering of my plot.
>
>load 'plot'
>plot i. 4 7
>
> There is a
What is basically the same approach but using smaller utilities
strbracketF =: 0&{::@:[ , ] , 1&{::@:[
strbracket =: (0&({)@:[ , ] , 1&({)@:[)
('';'') (strbracketF >) ('';'')strbracket"1
(<'';'') strbracketF each ": each <"0 i.3 4
makes a lot of extra whitespace in result, but layout is reada
On my Linux system when I plot from jconsole, evince pops up with a PDF
rendering of my plot.
load 'plot'
plot i. 4 7
There is an evince error message (** (evince:28856): CRITICAL **:
ev_bookmarks_get_bookmarks: assertion 'EV_IS_BOOKMARKS (bookmarks)' failed)
but it doesn't seem to affect d
Good suggestion, thank you for adding
On Tue, Mar 3, 2015 at 1:37 PM, Devon McCormick wrote:
> I like Raul's and Joe's approaches better than the one I proposed. However
> I might modify, say Joe's version, to add some formatting like this:
>
> buildTable =: 3 : 0
>cols =. ,"2 (''&,@]@,&'')
I like Raul's and Joe's approaches better than the one I proposed. However
I might modify, say Joe's version, to add some formatting like this:
buildTable =: 3 : 0
cols =. ,"2 (''&,@]@,&'') every y
rows =. , TAB,"1 LF,~"1(''&,@]@,&'')"1 cols
table =. '',LF,rows,''
)
So (this probably
How about something like this?
NB. some data that is slightly offset
data=. 3 4 $ ;: 'abc ab xyz'
buildTable =: 3 : 0
cols =. (''&,@]@,&'') every y
rows =. , (''&,@]@,&'')"2 cols
table =. '',rows,''
)
buildTable data
On Tue, Mar 3, 2015 at 9:40 AM, Chernin, Nadav wrote:
> Hi,
> I need in my
Here's how I might approach something like this:
td=: '',":,''"_
tr=: '',([:;td each),''"_
table=: '',([:;<@tr"1),''"_
Example use:
table i.3 3
That results in a very long line, so let's change:
tr=: '',([:;td each),('',LF)"_
table i.3 3
012
345
678
Note that boxed data gets
Oleg Obchenko created a handy utility for this, but it is slightly dated.
http://olegykj.sourceforge.net/scripts/okhtml2.zip
The following paragraph explains the feature that remains in Olegs utlity,
that requires change. There is another utility which automates the change
and I will attempt to c
Thanks - I believe I've already used this under J7. I'll take a look at
integrating it into the plot demos.
On Tue, Mar 3, 2015 at 9:47 AM, bill lam wrote:
> j803 plot has a "cairo" output which generate png file directly, just like
> the viewmat. You need to install the cairo addon and read it
I've done this sort of thing using a template-based approach where I start
with a character vector containing the formatting I want to use with
place-holders for the data items.
tmplt=. '{c1}{c2}{c3}'
In this case, items in column one are represented by '{c1}' and so on for
the other columns.
j803 plot has a "cairo" output which generate png file directly, just like
the viewmat. You need to install the cairo addon and read its readme first.
This is independent of Qt.
Please see jwiki plot output options.
On Mar 3, 2015 10:34 PM, "Devon McCormick" wrote:
> Has anyone succeeded in usin
Hi,
I need in my project to represent boxed data in html report
I try to find some code that can help me to do that
Thanks
Nadav Chernin
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Has anyone succeeded in using plot under jconsole? Is such a thing
possible?
I'm happy with the way "viewmat" has evolved in J8: under jconsole (under
Windows), it spins off an independent .png file that appears in a separate
view window and returns control to the session.
However, when I try to
This is great!!
I put a fairly complicated sentence with a hook into dissect and the
display is nice and then the explanation on pointing at elemnents quite
inomative andgood
Have not had time to go through the labs yet but intending to shortly.
Look forward testing/using this and finally gettin
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