NB: I wrote this before looking at the J rosetta code which includes the
generation of the Ybus matrix -
If your object is to find the equivalent (Thevenin) resistance between
any 2 points, I would suggest that it would be better to work with an
admittance model. It eliminates the problem with
Thanks, Bob
Re 0), we might be at cross purposes. I'd tried to point out that I
hadn't seen
a red dot at the top left. I forget if that's a Mac feature.
1 & 2) fine,
3) It's late here, and we're off for a fwe days tomorrow. When I can,
I'll have
a look at the interaction between J-ses
For those using Bob's new Jig addon, please note that as Bill pointed out,
the addon directory name inadvertently used upper case, whereas lower case
is required for cross platform compatibility. I should have checked this in
the addon builder.
I will now delete the original addon and commit a new
Thanks Jimmy,
1) I know that my coding skills aren't at the level of what you see with
dissect,
but if Henry is interested in the way I have approached the display, he can
certainly use any of jig's ideas. Do remember that dissect is a different tool
than jig and
many of the decisions I made on
Hi Henry,
I think that the biggest difference between jig and dissect is that jig mirrors
the J text display, whereas dissect deconstructs the J sentence to give insight
into the construction of the result. In short, dissect does a great deal more
than jig. Jig is just an interface to the final
Thanks Ian,
A great deal of the work that I did with non-visible ASCII characters was
similar
to your explorations with crex. One of the big challenges was the differences
in the way that LF displays depending on whether it is boxed or not!
I wonder as well the effect that the tty interface can
Thanks Mike,
Your feed back is really appreciated, as well as your patience in running
through the labs so many times to troubleshoot! I will look at chapter 4(8) and
chapter 6(1). As usual I am bending the rules a little in the way that I am
using PREPARE in the lab in order to generate multip
Further developments following the following:
Firstly, I discovered problem (3) in my earlier message occurs, on my PC
at least, for size setting 100% and/or below. Setting a size of 200% or
more "solves" that problem.
Next: I continued the lab, but encountered a J crash, along the lines of
jig's v will work on any noun
dissect only works on (executable) strings
(There may be other issues).
--
Raul
On Sat, Jul 29, 2017 at 9:58 AM, Henry Rich wrote:
> I am away from J, but what is dissect lacking? By hovering you can get a
> lot of information.
>
> Henry Rich
>
> On Jul 28, 20
I ran into error on Linux,
The addon and its folder name is Jig (uppercase J)
but inside lab it refers to jig (lowercase J)
'~addons/debug/jig/jig.ijs'
Mac and Windows file name systems are case insensitive
but not on Linux.
Пт, 28 июл 2017, robert therriault написал(а):
> Greetings everyone,
>
I am away from J, but what is dissect lacking? By hovering you can get a
lot of information.
Henry Rich
On Jul 28, 2017 23:55, "Jimmy Gauvin" wrote:
> @ Robert : Great add-on !
>
> Can I add a wishlist for Christmas?
>
> 1) Could this be combined with the Dissect add-on ?
> http://code.jsoftw
Thanks
I'm still in the middle of the lab, so might be overlooking some set-up
possibilities, but the following early remarks might be useful to you
(Bob):
JVERSION
Engine: j806/j64avx/windows
Beta-4: commercial/2017-06-27T12:46:20
Library: 8.06.03
Qt IDE: 1.5.3/5.6.2
Platform: Win 64
No, the brief answer is that Jsoftware does not believe that unicode
identifiers are a good addition to the language. While it's certainly
possible for such identifiers to become confusing if exotic characters
are used, they are supported in Unbox (https://github.com/iocane/unbox,
a fork of J which
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