Hi Jürgen,
I guess this is a regression defect.
It was working correctly at SVN 1574 but at some commit up to SVN 1592
something broke.
Now, when I run this to get the minimum of an array with some numbers, I get:
⌊⌿0.123 0.456 0.789
0
Apparently, maximum works fine:
⌈⌿0.123 0.456
Hi there,
I want to print a table which also includes some financal figures. Here
I need to group with a thousands separator. My first attempts using the
"Format by example" method failed due to limitations of it. That's why I
fell back to the ⎕FIO system interface, trying the same with `printf`.
Hi Jürgen,
thanks for your quick reply.
> I will look into adding support for the thousands separator (but not
> supporting the
> locales nonsense). That is, the thousands separator will always be comma and
> not
> e.g. full-stop like in some countries and comma in others.
That would be great
Hi Jürgen,
> I believe I understood your problem now. As far as ⎕FIO is concerned it
> should be fixed
> in SVN 1579:
Many thanks, it's very impressive how fast you have implemented this
change!
> There could be a misunderstanding as to how 'Format by example' works (and
> that misunderstandi
Hi all,
I observe a strange behavior when using the format operator for displaying
numbers with one digit after the decimal.
Here is my case:
0 1⍕ ¯9.4962 ¯9.9863 ¯10.4764
¯9.5 ¯.0 ¯10.5
Why is the second item not printed as ¯10.0 ?
Have I misunderstood the Format by Specification operator or
