As I recall, the issue was as follows:
12 66 (2 1;0 2)} 3 3$0 NB.amend 2 atoms with 2 atoms; ok
0 0 66
0 0 0
0 12 0
(,66) (,<0 2)} 3 3$0 NB.amend 1 atom with 1 atom; ok
0 0 66
0 0 0
0 0 0
'' ''} 3 3$0 NB. amend 0 atoms with 0 atoms; not ok ??
|length error
| ''''}3 3$0
Th
Hi Joe,
Sorry I haven't gotten back to you for already such a long time.
Thank you for including my demo. I submitted a pull-request for including
the most recent version (one tiny bug-fix and some revisions in comments).
It's my first pull-request, I hope I didn't maul other things...
I saw the
Back then I requested a wiki account but didn’t use it.
First part (mainly @wiki group, answers preferably not to the forum):
• the onboarding pages for wiki contributors refer to nonexistent
pages and buttons throughout (eg Show Raw Text isn’t available anywhere)
I should have complained about
Hi Jan-Pieter,
thanks for your reply, the information and the link!
I thought of an "interpreter only" application...that's
why I didn't found one, hehehehe :)
I am on Gentoo, which compiles everything locally before installing.
J isn't offered via a Gentoo repo or user overlay, but I found
a wa
Hi tuxic,
It's jconsole, wherever you installed that, if you only want CLI, otherwise
you should use jqt. Jqt also has ways to hide the GUI from being shown, but
I don't remember how.
In case you installed from the .deb archive, jconsole will be called
ijconsole.
This page on the wiki might come
Hi,
(I am using Linux only.)
I just started with J ...and I am no native English speaker...
Suppose I want to write a J-script, which is useable like
a normal shell script via makeing it executable...
From writing shell scripts I know, that the first line defines the
interpreter for the followi
> Each row of m addresses a cell of y, with rank (#$y)-({.$m).
Oh!
Thanks, I got that backwards, somehow.
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Each row of m addresses a cell of y, with rank (#$y)-({.$m).
This discussion ignores the ma
On Sun, Jul 3, 2022 at 4:44 AM Elijah Stone wrote:
> I am not sure how to feel about this. Mainly, I am not sure what the
> difference is between x m}y and (for high-ranked numeric m) x (<"1 m)} y. I
> am also not sure what the difference is between your proposed semantics and
> the existing one
On Sun, Jul 3, 2022 at 4:44 AM Elijah Stone wrote:
> As far as I know, no apl used suffix rules for conformability. Two arrays of
> like shape were conformable, and a scalar is conformable with anything; but no
> two arrays are conformable aside from that. An early version of j did use
> suffix
On Mon, 20 Jun 2022, Raul Miller wrote:
"Language change: Scatter-amend support: x m} y changed when m is a numeric
array of rank>1. In that case, each 1-cell of m is the index list of a cell
of y that is replaced by the corresponding cell of x. This is an
incompatible change with J8.07 and ea
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