Raul,
Thank you very much for helping me out ! I have managed to tweak expat.jis
so it now works stream-parsing style. It took me a long time to realise the
fact that api/expat/expat.jis in addons directory was being constatnly
overwritten by J to default version all the time. So now I just load m
Repasting it with small fix and without my comments.
expat_parse_file=: 3 : 0
'' expat_parse_file y
:
expat_init x
parser=. XML_ParserCreate <<0
f=. [: 15!:13 (IFWIN#'+') , ' x' $~ +:@>:
XML_SetElementHandler parser, (f 3), (f 2)
XML_SetCharacterDataHandler parser, (f 4)
size =. 1!:4 y [
That looks plausible (though I have not tested it).
That said, I would like to recommend that when using gmail you use
"paste and match style" rather than the default "paste" mechanism.
Perhaps like this:
expat_parse_file=: 3 : 0
'' expat_parse_file y
:
expat_init x
parser=. XML_ParserCreate <<0
Looking at the command line flags in my J session, I realized that even
though I start jconsole with a "-prompt" flag, I do not see this in
ARGV_z_. The other strings on my startup line are present, just not that
one.
Has anyone else noticed this?
We see this line from the batch file I invoke to
I don't know all the details, but -prompt (like a few others) is a flag to
jconsole, not JE. It looks like these flags are processed by the front end
and not passed on to JE.
On Thu, Sep 9, 2021 at 10:45 AM Devon McCormick wrote:
> Looking at the command line flags in my J session, I realized th
Thanks for the explanation. I see that this was implied here -
https://code.jsoftware.com/wiki/System/Starting_J#Command_line_parameters -
but I just made it explicit.
On Thu, Sep 9, 2021 at 11:16 AM Eric Iverson
wrote:
> I don't know all the details, but -prompt (like a few others) is a flag t
It seems the recent change to the ODBC addon has changed how ddcol works on
SQLServer.
ddcol normally returns information about the columns of a table given a
connection. Now it's returning nothing but header columns.
Has anyone else noticed this?
--
John D. Baker
[email protected]
--
Here's a workaround for ddcol if anyone else hits this:
hd=. ;:'TABLE_NAME COLUMN_NAME'
NB. NOTE: code broken by recent changes to
NB. (ddcol) Sep 9, 2021
NB.
NB. d=. PDIprodland ddcol ch
NB. tc=. }.((0{d) i. hd) {"1 d
NB. d=. PDIorgland ddcol ch
NB. tc=. tc , }.((0{d) i. hd) {"1 d
NB. d=
Ok, I went ahead and tested it, and it looks good.
And, also, you can see an issue... which has to do with memory
allocation and nested xml elements... here's my test code:
require 'api/expat'
cocurrent 'jexpat'
expat_parse_file=: 3 : 0
'' expat_parse_file y
:
expat_init x
parser=. XML_ParserCr
