Thanks, Henry.
I thought I had run Package Manager on all my addons, but it seems
not. My excuse is
that we were away for a month, and snatching wifi when fitfully
available, so I might have
tried updating them and failed...
Anyway, for others who might be as silly as I, in case it's
You have to clean them up. Maybe you can beg someone else to do it, but
assume nothing. The last two are easy. On my system I see
bind_z_
2 : 'u@(v"_)'
ccdm_jsocket_
1 : '(''"wsock32" '',u)&(15!:0)'
These are OK. You will find they are different on your system, because
you haven't up
Thanks, Henry. Back home now, so emailing from my laptop, where J902
resides,
is easier...
On startup, I get
allolddefs 1
++---+
|base|treerep|
++---+
+---++
|jsocket|ccdm|
+---++
+-++
|z|bind|
+-++
As far as I recall, these aren't my definitions
Perhaps I sent too early, as I hadn’t run package manager on my adding. Will
check later.
M
Sent from my iPad
> On 15 Aug 2020, at 13:57, David Mitchell wrote:
>
> I had those two messages also.
>
> Running Package Manager and updating a variety of packages, including the
> base library fix
First: update all your packages. People will be making fixes from time
to time. I just now fixed a definition in printf.
Then: there is a script to help you find old definitions. Go to
https://code.jsoftware.com/wiki/System/ReleaseNotes/J902#Changes_to_the_J_engine
There is a link and the e
Once it becomes an error, the definition will be called out.
But when that happens, the code won't work until it's fixed.
--
Raul
On Sat, Aug 15, 2020 at 8:57 AM David Mitchell wrote:
>
> I had those two messages also.
>
> Running Package Manager and updating a variety of packages, including t
I had those two messages also.
Running Package Manager and updating a variety of packages, including the base
library fixed those two messages for me.
I am getting similar messages from the addon jd. It would be nice if the
message could call out the definition that is causing the message.
I get a couple of “old style definitions... “ messages on startup in the new
beta on laptop, which I can’t easily email from, so cant copy/paste
However, I get no indication of where the offence lies.
This happens under Windows 10, 64bit. j902/j64avx2/windows
Lib 9.02.03 qt ide 1.8.7/5.
Tom,
Your system is 901 so you are already running the latest 901. You need to
install 902 and then you will have the latest 902 and be ready for future
betas.
On Fri, Aug 14, 2020 at 9:29 PM Tom Arneson wrote:
> I upgraded my desktop and now I'm trying the same on my laptop and getting
> the fo
Exactly. There were 2 old-style definitions in the base library, and a
few others in demos and labs. Upgrading everything fixes those.
Henry Rich
On 8/14/2020 10:07 PM, Joey K Tuttle wrote:
The upgrade went OK in Darwin - now I get:
MBpro-3:Downloads jkt$ jb
Old-style definitio
The upgrade went OK in Darwin - now I get:
MBpro-3:Downloads jkt$ jb
Old-style definition encountered. It will be invalid after the
beta period.
It has x/y without u/v/m/n **
Old-style definition encountered. It will be invalid after the
beta period.
It has x
I upgraded my desktop and now I'm trying the same on my laptop and getting the
following: =
2020-08-14 19:38
Machine: acer-tablet-2018
Engine: j901/j64avx2/windows
Release-f: commercial/2020-06-11T15:31:28
Library: 9.01.24
Qt IDE: 1.8.5/5.12.6
Platform: Win
J902-beta-e available for windows/macos/linux.
This beta prints a warning message to your session if it encounters code
that will not work in future releases.
The warning is:
Old-style definition encountered. It will be invalid after
the beta period.
It has x/y without u/v/m/n *
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