Having coded in nothing but IBM APL for five years, I noticed the
difference in GNU APL because things I'd done from habit didn't work. GNU
APL now works perfectly from every aspect I know of. It feels like regular
APL.
Thanks!
Blake
On Sun, Jan 29, 2017 at 9:56 AM, Juergen Sauermann <
juerge
Hi Elias,
no, that is just fine.
/// Jürgen
On 01/29/2017 05:18 PM, Elias Mårtenson
wrote:
I always put the terminating ∇ on its own line. In
fact, that's how I coded the Emacs mode to behave. Should I
change
no don't change anything
i was just use to'terminating' a function/program/procedure early' in fpc
pascal by putting an'end.' where i wanted and the compiler would only
see the first 'end'. and 'end' the code at that point and then by commenting
the first 'end.' the compiler wou
I always put the terminating ∇ on its own line. In fact, that's how I coded
the Emacs mode to behave. Should I change this?
On 30 January 2017 at 00:05, wrote:
>
> *shakes fist at ibm apl2*i guess the fns i was doing it in was before
> 2014 - luckily it is the only one to modify
>
>
> On
*shakes fist at ibm apl2*i guess the fns i was doing it in was before 2014
- luckily it is the only one to modify
On Sun, 29 Jan 2017 16:56:20 +0100
Juergen Sauermann wrote:
> Hi,
>
> the original post was referring to the behavior of IBM APL2.
>
> I just re-checked it, and IBM APL2
Hi,
the original post was referring to the behavior of IBM APL2.
I just re-checked it, and IBM APL2 closes an open function if you
enter ∇, even if the
∇ belongs to a comment.
In a way ∇ has a special meaning for the editor, just like ES
Hi Juergen,
I looked at the http://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/bug-apl/2014-07/msg00249.html
and that is what i am 'using' as a programming technique - that ∇ is in a
uncommented line
my 2nd ∇ is in a comment and should be ignored
this is more how i use it in codei would uncomment the 2
Hi,
which one?
The first ∇ opens function im
The second ∇ is at the end of the comment and closes the function
and
brings you back to immediate execution.
The third ∇ is the one below the comment line. It opens a function
could someone give me a heads up why the ⍝ doesn't cover the ∇ in the line?
#! im
∇im
⍝ '⊂⌸⋸' ∇
∇
)copy im
DUMPED 2017-01-28 18:17:02 (GMT-7)
DEFN ERROR+
∇
^
