Hi,

thanks, I will change )LIB to ]LIB and make )LIB APL2 compliant.
In )LIB no extension will be shown and a + will be printed after the
workspace name if both an .apl and an .xml exist in the directory.

/// Jürgen


On 06/25/2014 06:51 PM, Blake McBride wrote:
Dear David,

I proposed something similar to your proposal before but it was nixed. My current proposal allows for differences of opinion as this issue is becoming increasingly problematic to me.

Not displaying the .xml or .apl is a new idea - one that is also important to me.

Thanks.

Blake


On Wed, Jun 25, 2014 at 11:29 AM, David Lamkins <da...@lamkins.net <mailto:da...@lamkins.net>> wrote:

    As much as I agree with the notion of cleaning up the )LIB
    display, I'm not a fan of using configuration options to change UI
    behavior. May I suggest an alternative?

    1) Change the )LIB command to behave as-if GNU APL only deals with
    workspace files.
    2) Add a new command - )LIBX, perhaps - to show all of the files
    that GNU APL may load.

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        Cc:
        Date: Tue, 24 Jun 2014 19:24:37 -0500
        Subject: [Bug-apl] Notes on )LIB

        Greetings,

        I split my large utilities ws into many package ws'.  Now my
        )LIB command is becoming unwieldy.  I noticed the language
        manual states that )LIB returns an alphabetized list.  That is
        the first issue.

        I would really prefer not to see .bak files or really _any_
        other file that can't be loaded by APL.  If I have 8
        workspaces, I am seeing 16 files in random order.  I would
        love to have some configuration options to show what I see
        with )LIB as follows.

        LIB_EXTENSIONS = set to a list of file extensions to show
        during )LIB.  If nothing is set, show all files.

        SHOW_EXTENSION = if set to NO, do not show file extensions so
        that my workspace "Utils.xml" would just be displayed as "Utils".

        (Yes, I know I could have Utils.apl and Utils.xml.  If I hide
        the extension - it is my problem.)

        Thanks.

        Blake



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