$ 5 2 {"0 5"0 _ M
2 7 8 9 10
$ (,5){"0 4"0 _ M
1 6 8 9 10
$ 5 {"0 4"0 _ M NB. index is scalar
6 8 9 10
The dimension specified by r (counting from the back end) is removed
from the array, and replaced by a new first dimension of length
determined by
Hi there,
I am using the PLOT package.
When using the pd commands text, textc and textr, we have ...
Argument is x y text, where x y are coordinates relative to the current window.
with x, y element of [0 .. 1000] or pixels (using x suffix).
This is fine for some situations, but I would like
Roger Hui writes:
>
>timer=: 6!:2
>
>] t=: 3 : 'timer ''+/\a'' [ a=.y?@$0'"0 ] n=: 1e4 * 2 ^ i.7
> 0.000123759 0.000225448 0.000207568 0.000373511 0.00126888 0.00315096
> 0.00598093
>
>load 'plot'
>plot n;t
>
> Looks pretty linear to me.
Linear? well maybe, interesting Yes.
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g 4
g 3 2 $ 2 4 1 5 0
g 8
paths =: 3 pathB 16"_NB. Another constant verb (also a fork)
g 4
g 3 2 $ 2 4 1 5 0
g 8
paths =: _3 pathB 16"_ NB. Another constant verb (also a fork)
g 4
g 3 2 $ 2 4 1 5 0
g 8 NB. gives an error!
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