As much as I am a fan of extensions, I have to admit that I don't fully
understand the justification for this. After all, the pkg-commands are
plain functions, so why not expose them as such?
Regards,
Elias
On 3 May 2014 13:27, "David B. Lamkins" wrote:
> During a few idle moments at work today,
During a few idle moments at work today, I flipped through some of the
BAA archives and came across a short article regarding Dyalog's
extension to allow user-defined commands.
Yah, I know... Dyalog. But hear me out.
I've been thinking ahead to a time when I'll be ready to roll out the
package ma
I finally wrote a GNU/apl XCompose file that can provide a quick, no
headaches :) alternative to more orthodox methods such as xmodmap or
setxkbmap + a third-level modifier.
This hack may come in handy for new users of GNU/apl who already rely on
a custom keyboard layout where the third-level modi
