Someday I hope to be smart enough to know that I am not smart enough to learn
J.
Until then, would someone tell me how use jjget instead of jal to load whatever
I am missing when e.g.
load ‘trace’ or load ‘viewmat’
fails using J701 on my iPhone/iPad?
(I did get connected to my old Mac vi
Well...
I do use j701 for iOS, but I haven't used jj.
Maybe I'll find a use for jj/jjget (and, thus, have a perspective
which would allow me to say something useful about it...).
Thanks,
--
Raul
On Wed, Aug 1, 2018 at 8:27 AM 'Jim Russell' via Programming
wrote:
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I’m coming to grips with the power of programming in adverbs.
At the risk of boring many of you with my elementary questions, I am asking
advice on the tacit equivalent of
ju=: 1 : 'u/ % #’
This is a made up example containing the gist of a more complicated situation
I’m trying to program.
H
that one is harder, though the expression you have is very writtable and
readable and has good performance. but the answer,
/(`%)(`#)(`:6)
an even harder example would be
1 : '# %~ u/'
On Wednesday, August 1, 2018, 6:45:10 p.m. EDT, Piet Google
wrote:
I’m coming to grips with the p
I looked for dyadic examples of L: in the two main reference sources, the
DoJ and NuVoc. The DoJ has none; NuVoc has one but I could not find where
the left argument, of the verb produced, is assigned. I made an educated
guess (I hope) of the value that I missed.
These are the pair of arguments
Adverbial tacit programming is a lot of fun, as far as I am concerned;
although a bug in the linear representation can be annoying sometimes.
A good place to start is,
[Jprogramming] A phrase for amendmentDan Bron
http://www.jsoftware.com/pipermail/programming/2010-November/021172.html
Dan i
