Attached script has fixed/improved documentation and verbs for moving files
to/from iPad/iPhone.
Put the script in your desktop ~temp folder.
Read the file to see the instructions at the beginning.
I think this provides a reasonable, though cumbersome, way to move iPad
stuff.
Example of use:
Hey Eric,
I don't think that the forum allows attachments - at least I don't see an
attached script with this email :)
By the way, massive congratulations on getting into the Apple infrastructure so
smoothly. These things do not happen by accident and your efforts are
appreciated.
Cheers,
Eric, there's good news and there's bad news. The good news is that I was able
to select all on the iPad with the math directory. The bad news is the
directory (below) looks funky and I don't know where to get the files. The
final directory is named misc, not math or math/misc. Also notice
Eric,
I have just attempted your transfer process with the jod.ijs script.
This is a 3000 line script so it's a good stress test.
Good News:
I was able to build the attachment and sent it to myself and save it
as a temporary file.
Bad News:
The mangling required to stuff the script into html
I thought the minimal mangling done was sufficient (assuming it is properly
undone at the receiver).
Why do you think the mangling is defficient? It is intended to handle html
and html fragments and in my simple tests it did?
On Tue, Jun 19, 2012 at 3:08 PM, John Baker bakerj...@gmail.com wrote:
Eric,
yes I did omit part of the directory as you inferred.
When I added the correct directory I still got linebreaks. AndI get a peculiar
error as you can see.
jd '~addons/math/misc'NB. folder files
amoeba.ijsbr
bigpi.ijsbr
brent.ijsbr
build.ijsbr
contfrac.ijsbr
A good test would be to use HTML source in place of J scripts. If the
unmangle recovers the original it's probably good enough.
I've long used wrapped
txt=: LF, fread '~temp/t.ijs'
enc=: 5!:5 'txt'
It expands the scripts but completely eliminates delimiters that may
clash with HTML
On Tue,
I don't have any Apple products, but it looks to me like the HTML changes
are wrong. There should by semicolons after the escaped sequences, so
undoing them should include them.
d=. d rplc 'lt;';''
d=. d rplc 'amp;';''
Paul
On Jun 19, 2012 11:48 AM, Eric Iverson eric.b.iver...@gmail.com
I took the following steps:
used jt to package up ~addons/math misc folder
dragged jattach.html and dropped it on my hopper web page
got the hopper URL to the file in clipboard
pasted the link here
http://hop.tl/H70cbqe2g9nKV7_UQs
In theory, you you can read this message on your iPad, tap
Eric
my interaction with the site says it is a Flash one. For me, w/o
Flash, it is write only. More famously Apple mobile eschews Flash. Has
any one succeeded with an Apple mobile?
i was able to reverse engineer a page but have not been able to do
anything with the PublicURL ... Its hash is
load'~addons/math/misc/simplex.ijs'
not found: /j/addons/general/misc/numeric.ijs
|file name error: script
| 0!:0 y[4!:55'y'
Good news and bad, again. The files in moth1misc one in their designated
directory, but it looks like the `require 'math/misc/matutil'` in simplex.ijs
requires a
This is because of a dependency of 'math/misc/simplex' is 'numeric'
math/misc/simplex contains:
require 'math/misc/matutil'
which contains:
require 'math/misc/mathutil'
which contains:
require 'numeric'
i.e. the numeric.ijs script is required. On J7 this script resides at:
I don't expect floating answers to be exact. However, most of my
use of computers begins with inexact numbers, so getting the floating
routines as good as possible seems like a worthy effort to me.
Unfortunately, I stopped my reseach when J's answers went very
wrong at H 9. Nars also supports
H=: % @: : @: (+/~) @: i.
det=: -/ .*
0j_6 : det@H0 i.3 5x
1.00e0 1.00e0 8.33e_2 4.629630e_4 1.653439e_7
3.749295e_12 5.367300e_18 4.835803e_25 2.737050e_33 9.720234e_43
2.164179e_53 3.019095e_65 2.637781e_78 1.442897e_92 4.940315e_108
The preceding computes the
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