As usual I was going to do the upgrade on everything.
I clicked on upgradeable and was going to click on check all but missed the
button and clicked on upgrade selected but none was selected.
It did upgrade everything anyway because it knew my intention.
This is AI for dummies.
2012/11/16 Eric
To clarify further, my researches suggest that GTK is never going to make
it to the android.
Having said that, Bill Lam is doing some remarkable pre-alpha work
implementing a scriptable gui layer for the android. This api goes as far
as to expose the whole android interface to scripting. This open
To clarify this a bit.
It is possible to download all addons to the Android.
GTK is not running on the Android - at least not now.
Many of the Addons are GTK specific and no need to download them and it
might cause confusion.
Then on the Android you do have two Guis and one is native Android an
>From the Wiki page
http://www.jsoftware.com/jwiki/JAL/Package%20Manager/jpkg
jpkg should take list of boxed addon names as right argument so the
following should install any packages that aren't installed
'install' jpkg {."1 'shownotinstalled' jpkg ''
However jpkg has had a number of improvem
The JAL should only offer you packages appropriate for your platform.
Having said that, Android is still a new platform with a limited
number of users so I am not 100% sure that will always be the case.
- michael
On Mon, Oct 22, 2012 at 3:12 PM, Wim de Lange wrote:
> Everyone thanks for the an
Everyone thanks for the answers. It was indeed too easy to expect that the
boxed output should be usable as input for the same function. It sounded
logical to me, so I just tried, with bad results.
Instal all sounds as a nice option, but I forgot that not all libraries are
suitable for all platfor
(<'install') jpkg &.> 0{"1 'shownotinstalled' jpkg ''
is such a script.
On Mon, Oct 22, 2012 at 9:11 AM, Michael Dykman wrote:
> 'showXXX' jpkg returns boxed data, whereas 'install' is expecting
> string input on the right. It should not be too hard to compose a
> script to do so.
>
> Would
there are more than a few which are untenable under android. gtk is among
the more obvious. my research suggests that gtk is not gong to happen on
android.
Bill Lam is doing some exciting work with an experimental wd for the
android console. I hope to have that bundled in next release.
On 2012
You can use the JHS and there you can see them all and choose which ones
you want in the JHS gui.
I have noticed that there are addons not suitable for the Android.
Probable related to GTK
2012/10/22 Wim de Lange
> Question about the Android version. When I run the update J script, I get
> Upda
'showXXX' jpkg returns boxed data, whereas 'install' is expecting
string input on the right. It should not be too hard to compose a
script to do so.
Would there be any interest in having an 'install all' menu item
along-side the update item?
- michael
On Mon, Oct 22, 2012 at 9:06 AM, Wim de La
Thanks, so the command 'install' jpkg 'swownotinstalled' jpkg '' will do
the trick to install all. hmmm, does take some time.. and
responsiveness of my phone is now gone
maybe not a smart idea to try that
Groetjes,
Wim
2012/10/22 km
> Information on jpkg
>
> http://www.jsoft
Information on jpkg
http://www.jsoftware.com/jwiki/JAL/Package%20Manager/jpkg
Kip Murray
Sent from my iPad
On Oct 22, 2012, at 7:26 AM, Michael Dykman wrote:
> No GUI package manager is provided in the present version, so we rely
> on the jpkg verb:
> 'shownotinstalled'jpkg''
> gives a
No GUI package manager is provided in the present version, so we rely
on the jpkg verb:
'shownotinstalled'jpkg''
gives a list of all available packages.
To install a new one
'install' jpkg''arc/zip'
For a full list of options, type
'help'jpkg''
I hope this helps.
On Mon, Oct 22, 20
Question about the Android version. When I run the update J script, I get
Updating J...
Updating server catalog...
Installing 1 package
Downloading ide/jhs...
Installing ide/jhs...
Done..
Installed addons are up to date, 82 addons are not yet installed
The base library is up to date.
How can I ins
Readonly in blue is back! Thanks, I missed it.
Linda
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