Hi apm,
looks like APserver is not running.
Normally APserver is forked automatically by the apl interpreter,
but that can fail for numerous reasons. For the automatic
start of APserver it must be:
- executable, and
- located in the same directory as the apl interpreter.
You can also start APs
Hi David,
my view regarding shared variables is that they are a creature of their
time, kind of Dinosaurs.
I have implemented them only for compatibility with IBM APL2 to ease
portability existing APL programs. You can have a look at *testcases/AP*.tc*
to see how to use them.
Shared variables a
Hi Chris,
thanks, will be fixed in the next SVN commit.
/// Jürgen
On 06/28/2014 06:49 PM, Chris Moller wrote:
apl.texi and the files derived from it refer to a command line option
"[no]COLOR," but in main.cc the options are "Color" and "noColor."
apl --noColor
works
apl --noCOLO
It could be argued that it makes some sense on mobile, since native
libraries on Android is messy at best.
That said, I intend to provide a built-in API to support various
Android-specific features. Some of those will probably be more useful than
shared variables, maybe.
Regards,
Elias
On 29 Jun
My fingers'll need a bit of retraining, but this new layout seems much
more logical. Thanks!
Dear Elias,
I saw some posts about this in the past, but my issues regarding basic
functionality overrode my performance concerns at that time. Now that I
believe basic functionality is getting good, my attention shifts to your
issue. Several minutes to a fraction of a second to do anything bear
Thanks. The ]KEYBOARD command now matches my keyboard.
Subsequent to creating my Dyalog keyboard, I noticed a bug in their layout.
Unfortunately, my keyboard and your ]KEYBOARD command both reflect their
error. The character shown on top of the multiply is shown as a normal
exclamation point.
I just noticed, the del-tilda, and the delta-underscore located on the F
and H keys probably shouldn't be there. They are duplicated on the 2 and
period keys.
Also, I show the quad-equal on top of the quote on the K key.
--blake
On Sun, Jun 29, 2014 at 4:12 PM, Blake McBride wrote:
> Thanks.
Since )LIB and ]LIB will accept path names, I thought that it would be
useful for them to display directories.
Patch attached.
Notes:
1) You must specify an absolute path. This is existing behavior,
unchanged by the patch.
2) While the )LIB output is sorted, the ]LIB output is not. This is
exis
I upgraded to the latest version at home last night and everything ran
fine. My home machine is running Ubuntu.
When I did the same on my work machine which is using Arch Linux, I'm
getting the following error:
::connect() to existing APserver failed: Connection refused
*** using local Svar_DB ca
I'm doing a simple test with alpha-underbar in a lambda function and
getting an error message. To reproduce:
*F ← { ⍺ ⍶ ⍵ }*
*10 + F 20*
VALUE ERROR
F[1] λ←⍺ ⍶ ⍵
^
Regards,
Elias
I was looking at the Dyalog reference manual and realised that they support
monadic ⊢ (right) as the identity function. Adding support for this in GNU
APL is trivial.
The attached patch implements this.
Regards,
Elias
Index: src/PrimitiveFunction.hh
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