J504 has command
glgridscroll row col ; scrolled rows and columns
what is its equivalent in J601 grid control?
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What I do to set the vertical scroll position in the
grid x is:
Scrollr__x =: desired_scroll_position
show__x ''
Henry Rich
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of bill lam
Sent: Friday, July 21, 2006 3:55 AM
To: Beta forum
Subject:
As Philip Viton noted in the General forum, D. gives strange results.
This is true even for rank 0 functions.
f=:%
(f d. (i.6)) 1
1 _1 2 _6 24 _120
(f D. (i.6)) 1
1 _1 1.9984 111022 _3.33067e12 7.77156e19
This is not a new problem: the same occurs with J504. I assume there is
some
At first I assumed another utf-8 bug. But I have stepped through the
code very carefully and can't find anything wrong. My regretful (and
possibly incorrect) conclusion is that this is a bug in the control and
that for successful use you must set subitems in order.
The fact that j504 always
The amend page of the dictionary
http://www.jsoftware.com/books/help/dictionary/d530n.htm
currently reads:
If m is not a gerund, x m} y is formed by replacing
by x those parts of y selected by m{ .
In the next J6.01 beta, it has been changed to read:
If m is not a gerund, x m} y is formed
On 7/21/06, Roger Hui [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If m is not a gerund, x m} y is formed by replacing by x those parts of y selected
by m{ (an error is signalled if such selection requires fill).
i like that: it will expose any problems in users code, and open the
way in the future for new
Thank you for looking into it. As I said, it's a wierd mystery.
I was suspecting maybe passing a slightly off value, like
incorrect BSTR. But, let me try first to mock the indexer
and see what it gets.
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From: Eric Iverson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Beta forum
Roger Hui [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The amend page of the dictionary
http://www.jsoftware.com/books/help/dictionary/d530n.htm
currently reads:
If m is not a gerund, x m} y is formed by replacing
by x those parts of y selected by m{ .
In the next J6.01 beta, it has been changed to read:
I tried the mock and didn't find anything plausible. BSTR is OK.
J retains the ownership of the argument of property_put,
so the callee is supposed to make a copy. But that doesn't
contradict with other uses: Scripting.Dictionary works fine
with that; ListView itself makes its own separate copies
