John Daintree answere this for me a couple of weeks ago, saying... ... I'm a little bemused about 3.0 and 3.5 as well - I presume that you can "use" 3.0 and...
Sorry for my ambiguous question. My actual question: how can I use Dyalog with the .NET framework 3.5 ? or is Dyalog limited to .NET framework 2.0? Gianluigi...
I'm having a little difficulty getting freshly created scripted namespaces to work properly. Scripts that have been converted from ordinary namespaces seem to...
Let me make sure I understand: you are 1. )ED {circlestar}ns 2. )ED {del}ns.fn (the defn should now include <fn> in 'ns' but seems to be missing the dels) 3....
... the dels) ... include the dels myself. ... Is this related to the long-standing bug where unwanted dels are ADDED if a Dfn in a scripted namespace is...
Yesterday morning's DSS patches delivered improved GCD/LCM for non-integral arguments for versions 11.0 and 12.0. If you have patched your Dyalog V11 or V12,...
Dear all, I have published my course notes on APL in the form of 2 books. The first book (ISBN 0-952-41671-9) is an introduction to basic APL at the heart of...
I'd like to publicise these on Vector. Can you send of scans of the covers? Did you use a web publishing service such as Lulu? If so, is there a downloadable...
... The above is from the most recent DSS update. The "problem" has existed as long as has version 12 at the least, probably version 11 too. The reason is...
... I wasn't the one who reported the bug, but I think it is. Unless it's fixed, it would be a nightmare to know which version of the function goes in which...
... I tend to agree, I was uncomfortable when I first saw scripts being "pre-checked" and refusing to fix for various reasons. On the one hand it seems like an...
... 100% agreement (switching on flame shield) Anything which abandons the reasons why we write APL is just simply daft. I don't care if that's how the rest of...
... instances of classes that :Include it. ... Unless I completely misundertand what this refers to, I don't see how this is possibly true except in some rare...
... new ... how ... A little more on this. I'm pretty sure that the documentation and John Daintree personally told me that :included namespaces are very...
... I suspect they were indeed examples of the above. My own limited experience of this has been in copying new functions into the namespace, the functions'...
I think we are discussing at least three questions in this thread: 1) Is it a good thing that changes to code in :Included namespaces are propagated to all...
I am the culprit who has reported this bug: Paul and Morten are both absolutely right of course: normally that works quite well. However, I was able to...
The idea of keeping code outside the ws is not new. We've all been doing it for years, whether it was in APL files, wss using )COPY or some DB (Oracle, MySQL,...
... Is it really that simple? I thought classes were defined by scripts. I suspect that what Phil and I are saying regarding fixing scripts is that we'd...
Kai, thanks for "coming clean", I shall stop my investigation :-) Phil: In your opinion, what is the right "fixing point" for classes? Remember that classes...
Perhaps I shouldn't just dash off a reply after a hard day at the pub - no wait ,that came out wrong, only a pint with my client after a hard day. To the...
For what it's worth, I tend to agree with Dan (et al) - anything which extends the already rich APL toolkit is to be welcomed. Â Although I'd be careful about...
... Yes, yes, yes. "check for whether the class has been modified since it was last used" is merely "check a boolean flag"; not a big deal. Every reference...
... namespace is ... defined as ... I'm definitely sympathetic to this. In fact I keep as much code as possible in an :Inlcuded namespace associated with the...
Speaking of class scripts, how does one play around interactively with a private method (utililty function of some sort) defined in class script. You can't run...