For what it's worth, I tend to agree with Randy. I think the idea of somehow changing the interpreter to cope with missing values to specified args, say like:-...
... permanently defined defaults (or, as I prefer, "...rigidly defined areas of doubt and uncertainty...."). A relatively simple pre-processor like Randy's or...
Hmm, solutions = noProgrammers+1? Sounds like every APL system/house/problem I've ever seen! Â I'm not saying that 'built-in' wouldn't be more elegant, just...
... You could try going to the web site & editing your group membership details - at the bottom the message formal is "fully featured" or "traditional" - the...
Hello Kai; I'm not clear on where the n solutions for the 1 problem would come from. As I recall encountering this kind of need over the years, each piece was...
Hi, Stuart. Do you want to consider me again? /Andrew Shepp On Tue, Jul 29, 2008 at 2:17 PM, stuart.zweighaft < ... -- C. Andrew Shepp Shepp and Associates...
Hello Randy ... Well, you took it a bit more serious than I meant it to be ;) I am referring to the fact that even questions like "Are control structures...
If there are any. Thanks. On Thu, Aug 7, 2008 at 7:56 AM, Stuart Zweighaft <stuart.zweighaft@... ... -- C. Andrew Shepp Shepp and Associates LLC USA 1...
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If constructor is overloaded, which instance of constructor you plan to edit or view?  ... From: dyalogusers@yahoogroups.com <dyalogusers@yahoogroups.com> ...
... to edit or view? Well, IF they get viewed by autocompletion, then all of them. And of course you are going to edit the one you select from the list....
For some rason I desided that autocompletion should propose "Constractor" as an option what will cause an issue with overloaded constructors. Â ... From: Kai...
Than for edit/view purposes we will want to see private methods of class in auto complete as well. I think that Constructors and Destructors are implemented as...
... does show! ... Of course you are right, Phil. But that is why I would like to see them as, say, foo1 foo2 make0 (Constructor) make1 (Constructor) make2...
... does show! ... Actually, you _can_ edit them under special circumstances!! In flipdb, the class scripts hold only very few lines of code. The flesh is in...
Given a class script ... []ML<--1 {del}PrintML ... []<-[]ML {del} ... one might believe that: myInstance<--[]NEW Foo myInstance.[]ML<--3 myInstance.PrintML ...
Kai, just to add a few notes: this thing about what you call 'ghosty' namespace is not new. It was there when namespaces - and forms - first appeared. ...
Dan wrote: ... ... External to what? The term might confuse newcomers even more. Anyway... The big difference between - forms and its associated namespaces and...
Dan Baronet wrote: ... Sorry Dan but setting ⎕IO in a guizmo from outside does exactly what anyone would expect. The Index property (plus others I'm sure)...
Well, some GUI objects NEED to know the value of some system vars. View this as []IO being made PUBLIC for those 'objects'. GUI objects predate classes etc. so...
... But surely an important point is that this other space doesn't NEED to exist. The following might or might not use any kind of ghostly or external or outer...
Wow... You are right, but I have to say I am personally VERY surprised by this - so I question your claim that "this does exactly what anyone would expect"....
... surprised by this - so I question your claim that "this does exactly what anyone would expect". The GUI doesn't do this in other cases, like SelText. See?!...
(Maybe "attached namespace" is an acceptable name? And maybe the ... Yes, I think that's a much better, clearer, and simpler analogy than a bubble or...
I have been unable to save namespaces using SALT. I can do classes OK, but not namespaces. The documentation says that SALT works with "script-based...
Brendon, there are two different flavors of namespaces now: ordinary ones, which contain functions, operators, variables and sub-namespaces, and scripted ones....