Thank you. I did not realise that the number indicated the line where the
error occurred. I have updated the Emacs mode to display an error message
and highlight the line where the error occurred now.
Is there a way to get more detailed information as to what the error was?
Right now I simply disp
Hi Elias,
not on my machine:
⎕FX 'foo[x]' 'x'
1
)fns
Could it be that you had foo defined earlier?
The syntax error is then due to a niladic function called with an axis
(which is no a valid pattern in APL).
The return value of 1 is the index of the line that has caused the error
Hi, first of all, I am a new APL user; I wish to learn APL mostly with GNU APL
(I installed NGN + nodejs as well as Dyalog APL on my raspberry however).
Since I have been coding in several other languages for many years, I would be
happy to help if I can.
First of all, I started a new blog: http
On 2014-02-13 16:47:10, Juergen Sauermann wrote:
> Not sure, though, what is wrong with:
>
> ⎕PW⍴'='
> ==
Oh, absolutely nothing, it was just a visual aid to show where ⎕PW ends.
Sorry for confusion, and thanks for the fixes.
-k
Hi Kacper,
I have rewritten the ⎕PW line break algorithm.
A problem remaining is that there seems to be no precise description of
how this should look like, in particular for nested arrays.
The old algorithm tried to not break nested arrays (which caused the
output to be longer than ⎕PW if
a
