Hi Alex,
yes. You echo "yadda" into the interpreter.
From the interpreter's perspective this means that you first enter
a line
containing the word yadda, which leads to a VALUE
ERROR because the
interpreter tries to reference a variable
Hi Alexey,
yes, there is something in the standard that prevents us from
doing so. Page 41, production
'Literal-Identifier' tells what is
allowed in a user-defined name (and what is not allowed).
Also, in APL there is no distinction between var
Just configured, built, and installed libapl.
So I took look a libapl.h, authored by Dr. Dirk Laurie, and saw this comment
/* Application Program Interface for GNU APL...
The details of this API are described in libapl.txt in this directory
*/
However that document does not appear in /Usr/lo
